tq

Create a tq action (auto-infer instruction or let user specify)

Inventory and organize open tasks - review status, propose cleanup, execute

Manage tq tasks and actions on behalf of the user via the tq CLI. Use when the user wants to create a task, add or dispatch an action, check queue status, run something now or interrupt, or schedule a recurring action. Lightweight interactive hub; hands off to tq:create-action / tq:done / tq:failed / tq:cancel / tq:triage for disciplined flows.

Mark a tq action as failed, then judge task-level completion and propose follow-up actions when retry or alternative approach is needed

Detect production-side Turso rows-read regressions in the tq database. Runs the bundled watcher that inspects `turso db inspect tq --queries`, compares the top queries against a stored baseline, and self-files a tq action when a query's rows-read grows past both gates. Use this whenever asked to check Turso query cost, watch rows-read, run the weekly rows-read regression check, or investigate whether DB query cost regressed in production — including the scheduled "/turso-query-watch" run.

Mark a tq action as done, then judge task-level completion and propose follow-up actions when work remains

Rescue tq actions stuck pending forever because a completion dependency ended failed or cancelled. A blocked action is only released when every blocker reaches a successful terminal state, so a failed/cancelled blocker strands the dependent indefinitely. Use this whenever asked to triage blocked/stuck/stalled pending actions, find actions waiting on a dead dependency, audit blocked_by chains, or unblock the dispatch queue — including the scheduled "/tq:dep-triage" run.

Cancel a tq action with improvement suggestions, then judge task-level completion and propose follow-up actions when work remains

Cross-event diagnosis of recent failed actions and permission-blocked actions in the tq queue. Use when the user wants to investigate incidents, summarize recent failures, or review permission-block trends across the queue. Clusters incidents and cross-checks prior remediations rather than per-event firefighting.