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rexpad

Show the user a live, visual todo list of what you're working on, in a Rex pane beside yours, drawn with the kitty image protocol. Use at the start of any multi-step task in a Rex terminal (three or more steps, or when the user says "show your plan", "todo list", "show progress", "what are you working on"), and keep it updated as you work. Drive it with the `rexpad` CLI.

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# rexpad: a visible todo list in Rex

`rexpad` draws your task list as a picture in a split pane next to your own
pane, in the style of a Things project: groups with a progress ring, a divider,
and checkbox rows. The pane redraws on its own whenever the list changes, so
the user can glance over and see what you're doing and what's left.

Each agent pane gets its own list automatically (keyed by `$REX_BLOCK`), so you
don't need to name it.

## Start of a task

Write the whole plan in one call, then open the pane. `set` takes a Markdown
checklist on stdin and prints it back with each item's ID as `{#ID}`.