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create-dev-task

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Creates a Notion development task from a roadmap item using the Codeleap "new development task" template. Fetches the template at runtime to learn its structure (properties + content sections), reads the roadmap item (Notion URL, Google Drive link, or pasted text), then explores the codebase to surface edge cases, related flows, existing states, and assumptions the roadmap didn't mention — enriching the task with real-world scenarios before creating it. Use whenever the user wants to turn a roadmap item into a development task in Notion — including "/create-dev-task", "cria task de dev", "criar task no Notion", "turn this into a dev task", "register this feature as a task", "adiciona essa task no board", or pastes a roadmap item and asks to track it. Always writes all task content in English regardless of the conversation language. This skill is for FEATURE/CHANGE work using the "new development task" template — NOT for bugs (those need a different template) and NOT for filling an already-created empty task (this creates fresh pages).

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