Some of these points are well specified, others are not. Those not yet specified accuratly may later be split up to some smaller ToDos.
The given priority ranges from 1 (most important) to 5 (least important).
| Priority | To Implement |
| 1 | implement the hypertext creator |
| 2 | XML data |
| 2 | JavaScript |
| 2 | forms |
| 3 | command line option that the source and destination paths may be replaced by a project name and set from the configuration |
| 3 | have every block element usable with attributes |
| 3 | automated table of content |
| 3 | automated glossary |
| 3 | automated sitemap |
| 4 | refactoring: internal (and external) links (and URLs) shall be computed automatically |
| 4 | book style creator |
| 4 | define variables for use in commandos |
| 5 | metadata for robots of search engines and so on |
| 5 | make SCoT ant Ant task |
| 5 | access control (folder based by .htaccess files) |
| 5 | implement handling creator threads in the converter |
| 5 | prevent using the style attribute (via the class attribute technique) |
| 5 | output for HTML help workshop and Java help |
| 5 | CGI, even for non-CGI target environments |
| 5 | versioning |
| 5 | exclude files by pattern (for use with CVS, SVN or the like) |
| 5 | automated navigation links with icons |
| Priority | To Document |
| 1 | check API documentation |
| 2 | help in ./doc/help (don't forget to update readMe.txt) |
| 3 | UML diagrams |
| 3 | package relations |
| 3 | glossary |
| 3 | the example project |
| 3 | tutorial |