kiro-tasks
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Write the tasks.md of an AWS Kiro three-document spec set — a numbered, checkbox implementation plan where each task is small, test-driven, and traces to the design/requirements it implements. Use as the third Kiro artifact that drives implementation. Anti-trigger; for requirements use kiro-requirements, for the design use kiro-design.
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Every task references the requirements/design it implements.
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kiro-tasks
Produces the tasks.md of an AWS Kiro spec set — the third document (requirements -> design -> tasks). It turns the design into an ordered, checkable implementation plan an engineer or coding agent executes top to bottom.
Pattern
A numbered checkbox list:
- [ ] 1. Build the image validator
- [ ] 1.1 Accept PNG/JPEG, reject others
- [ ] 1.2 Enforce the 5 MB limit
- _Requirements: 1.2, 1.3_- Each task is small and independently testable.
- Sub-tasks (
1.1,1.2) break a task into checkable steps. - Each task cites the requirement/design item it implements
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_Requirements: 1.2, 1.3_). - Ordering is incremental: each task builds on completed prior tasks (test-driven where possible).
Traceability
Every task references the requirements/design it implements. A task with no reference is a smell; a requirement with no task is unimplemented.
MIF frontmatter
type: procedural (a task list is execution/how-to). Climb to L2 with
namespace, tags, title. Gate with mif-validate --level 1. See
templates/good.md and templates/bad.md.
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