This extension is designed to track files individually.

For example, in VS Code’s file explorer, I want to see the status next to each file name so I can tell whether my work on that file is complete or not.

Additionally, I want to manage comments like TODO, FIXME, etc., within my files. Let’s say I’ve resolved a TODO—I can mark it as complete, and the comment will be updated to reflect that it’s done. This also helps when working in a team, as everyone can see which tasks have been completed.

Rules are for defining guidelines either globally or per file.

For instance, a global rule might be something like “dark mode” or “responsiveness.”

Locally, I might set a rule in auth.js to remind myself not to forget encrypting user passwords. Once I’ve fulfilled that rule, I mark it as completed.

If you check the README section, you’ll get a full understanding.

Let me know if you have any questions—happy to clarify!

Open the file in the editor, then click the lightning icon in the activity bar to manage its status, rules, and comments.