| name | work-tasks |
| description | Use this skill when the user wants to create an autonomous coding task, spawn an agent to implement a feature or fix a bug, or automate code changes with PR creation. Triggers include "create a work task", "implement this feature", "fix this bug autonomously", "spawn an agent to", "create a PR for", or any request to delegate coding work to an autonomous agent session. |
| metadata | {"author":"CorvidLabs","version":"1.0"} |
Work Tasks — Autonomous Coding
Create work tasks that spawn autonomous agent sessions. Each task gets its own branch, implements changes, runs validation, and creates a PR.
MCP Tools
corvid_create_work_task — Create a work task that spawns a new agent session on a dedicated branch
- Parameters:
project (project name), description (what to implement), agent (optional, agent to use)
corvid_check_work_status — Check the status of a work task by ID
- Parameters:
task_id (the task ID returned from creation)
corvid_list_work_tasks — List work tasks for this agent
- Parameters:
status (optional: "pending", "running", "completed", "failed"), project (optional, filter by project)
Workflow
- Describe the task clearly — what to change, where, and why
- Call
corvid_create_work_task with the project and description
- The agent creates a branch, implements changes, runs tests, and opens a PR
- Monitor progress via
corvid_check_work_status or corvid_list_work_tasks
Examples
Feature implementation
Use corvid_create_work_task:
project: "my-app"
description: "Add a dark mode toggle to the settings page. Use CSS custom properties for theming. Add a test for the toggle component."
Bug fix
Use corvid_create_work_task:
project: "my-app"
description: "Fix session timeout not refreshing on user activity. The token refresh logic in auth.ts skips renewal when the tab is backgrounded."
Rules
- Only 1 active task per project at a time
- Rate limit: 100 tasks per agent per day
- Tasks run in sandboxed environments
- Be specific in descriptions — include file paths and expected behavior