rodo looks quite cool! It’s interesting to see how common the syntax is with these formats, so there seem to be “natural” patterns. [x]it! doesn’t try to be op

rodo looks quite cool! It’s interesting to see how common the syntax is with these formats, so there seem to be “natural” patterns. [x]it! doesn’t try to be opinionated about what you use it for. So you could use it for your daily todos, but you could also use it for writing a packing list, or maintaining a wish list with potential shopping items. It’s intended to be a generic file format, and more specific use-cases could be supported through (independent) tooling.