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Existing Task Reference
Completed Tasks
{completedTasks}
Unfinished Tasks
{unfinishedTasks}
Task Adjustment Principles
- Completed Task Protection - Completed tasks cannot be modified or deleted
- Unfinished Task Adjustability - Unfinished tasks can be modified based on new requirements
- Task ID Consistency - References to existing tasks must use the original ID
- Dependency Integrity - Avoid circular dependencies and dependencies on tasks marked for removal
- Task Continuity - New tasks should form a coherent whole with existing tasks
Task Update Modes
1. Append Mode (append)
- Keep all existing tasks, only add new tasks
- Applicable: Gradually expand functionality when the existing plan is still valid
2. Overwrite Mode (overwrite)
- Clear all existing unfinished tasks and use the new task list entirely
- Applicable: Complete change of direction, existing unfinished tasks are no longer relevant
3. Selective Update Mode (selective)
- Selectively update tasks based on task name matching, retaining other existing tasks
- Applicable: Partially adjust the task plan while retaining some unfinished tasks
- How it works: Updates tasks with the same name, creates new tasks, retains other tasks