Steffan Andrews

Ok I'll modify the branch to output the basic formatting, and we can always revisit with improvements in future if needed.

Would there be a use case for splitting the markers into subheadings based on marker type? If so, it would probably be an option flag. That way to-do markers can...

> Apple Notes will not recognise `[ ]` as a checkbox. However strangely, when copying from Apple Notes and pasting into any text editor, it comes as a markdown format....

To keep things clean at this point, the markdown list will now output the timecode, name, and notes. For to-do markers, text in parens will be added after the marker...

The tool is specifically for extracting markers though, hence its name - MarkersExtractor. This feels outside the scope of its core purpose.

I don't doubt that it would be useful, but it does feel like it would be broadening the scope of the tool. My only concern is that this pattern of...

> Perhaps, a separate companion library? Yes, essentially. Something more generic. It could also cannibalize the code that was built in Marker Data to generate those color swatches on images...

I'm not sure I have the bandwidth to review an entire framework built by AI. While it may be capable, my first concern would be any potential security issues.

Every line of code written by AI has to be manually vetted for security vulnerabilities in what the code is doing. It's possible that code can be poisoned by vulnerability...

That's some good first steps. > suggested refactoring improvements When I originally looked at the 1.0.0 codebase very briefly, I noticed a coding pattern it decided to use that certainly...