todo:tldr:f872b

This command is likely used in a task management system or application to create a new task or item on a to-do list.

Here's a breakdown of the different components:

• todo new: This is the command to create a new task or item.
• ${thing_to_do}: This is a placeholder for the actual task or item you want to add. Replace it with the description of the specific task or item you want to include.
• --list: This specifies that the task or item should belong to a specific list. It is followed by the name of the list.
• ${work}: This is another placeholder for the name of the specific list you want to add the task or item to. Replace it with the actual name of the list.

To use this command properly, substitute ${thing_to_do} with the task or item description, and replace ${work} with the name of the list where you want to add the new item. Example usage could be something like:

todo new Buy groceries --list Shopping This would create a new task with the description "Buy groceries" and add it to the "Shopping" list.