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task-manager

Skill24 starsChanged 5 months agoAGPL-3.0View on GitHub

Project-scoped task management system that lives in a /Tasks directory at the project root. Use this skill whenever the user wants to set up task tracking, create a new task, extract tasks from a PRD/spec/document, work on an existing task, check task status, mark a task done, list open tasks, move tasks between backlog/active/done, or otherwise manage structured work inside a codebase. Trigger on phrases like "set up tasks", "initialize tasks", "create a task", "add a task", "new task: X", "break this into tasks", "create tasks from this PRD", "extract tasks from this spec", "turn this doc into tasks", "split this into tickets", "work on task N", "continue task X", "what's next on this task", "what tasks are open", "show task progress", "mark task done", "close task", "this task is complete", "add a ticket", "what's in the backlog", or any time the user references a /Tasks folder. Also trigger when the user pastes a task description, PRD, spec, meeting notes, or feature list and asks Claude to track it, plan it, or break it down, or asks Claude to resume work from a previous session.

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