@karthikrajkumar.kannan/get-things-done 1.0.5 → 1.0.6
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- [Installation](#installation)
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- [MCP Server -- Use GTD as Tools from Any Language](#mcp-server----use-gtd-as-tools-from-any-language)
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- [Cloud-hosted code and local access](#cloud-hosted-code-and-local-access)
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- [Docker project workspace and volumes](#docker-project-workspace-and-volumes)
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- [SDK for CI/CD](#sdk-for-cicd)
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- [Architecture](#architecture)
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- [Document Formats](#document-formats)
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## Docker project workspace and volumes
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When GTD or your orchestrator runs **inside Docker**, keep the repo on a **named volume** or **bind mount** so `git`, `gtd-tools`, and `.planning/` behave like a normal project tree. Object stores (e.g. MinIO) are better for **artifacts**, not as the primary editable workspace.
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**Step-by-step guide (junior-friendly):** [docs/VOLUME_USAGE.md](docs/VOLUME_USAGE.md)
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## SDK for CI/CD
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"name": "@karthikrajkumar.kannan/get-things-done",
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"version": "1.0.
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"version": "1.0.6",
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"description": "Bidirectional spec-driven agentic framework — Forward (idea to code to deploy), Backward (code to docs), Sync (drift detection and reconciliation). The first framework that goes both ways.",
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"keywords": [
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