TODO and FIXME work with my IDE, whereas none of those other words do. So I couldn't care less whether they're suboptimally descriptive: I'm going to keep usin

TODO and FIXME work with my IDE, whereas none of those other words do. So I couldn't care less whether they're suboptimally descriptive: I'm going to keep using TODO for things I need to do, and FIXME for things that are known broken atm, because those are the keywords that automatically get turned into dedicated lists in my editor UI so that I can work with them right in my editor without any additional tooling or mental overhead. And if I need a better description: good news, you don't just write "TODO", you write "TODO: add cyclonavigatory imbobulator to fedonculate the explonizle" and you get to see that text so that it's perfectly clear what the task is. There's literally no need for a different keyword to more specifically bin "the kind of TODOs". One bin for "tasks" and one for "bugs" really is enough. Anything more, and you should start using an issue tracker, not just more keywords. (and ideally all your TODOs are also issues already, of course)