| name | g-skl-tasks |
| maturity | production |
| description | Own and manage all task data — TASKS.md index, tasks/ individual files, status transitions, sync validation, complexity scoring, and sprint planning. Single source of truth for everything task-related. |
| token_budget | low |
| subsystem_memberships | ["TASK_MANAGEMENT"] |
g-skl-tasks — thinned shim (engine-backed)
Handled by the bundled gald3r engine (.gald3r_sys/engine, pure Mode-A, no LLM). Full original
procedure retained in SKILL.full.md so an install without the engine still works.
What it does: task lifecycle over TASKS.md + tasks//.
Preferred — invoke the engine
- CLI:
gald3r task … (or the installed gald3r)
- MCP tools:
gald3r_task_* · facade Gald3r(...).tasks
The engine owns ID allocation, file placement, status→folder moves, index regeneration, and
validation. .gald3r/ markdown stays the data source of truth.
Active agent run → inbox routing (T585)
During a multi-agent / autopilot run (marker .gald3r/logs/ggo_run_state.json active: true,
or env GALD3R_AGENT_RUN=1), the engine create() auto-routes a new task to tasks/inbox/
as an id-less draft (uuid-suffixed filename) instead of assigning an id directly. The
hot-inbox intake (run at each iteration boundary) is the single ID-assigning authority and
assigns ids atomically — so concurrent agents can never collide on the next id. Idle (no run) →
direct create, unchanged. Hand-writing agents (manual fallback) MUST drop new-task drafts in
tasks/inbox/ during a run — never write tasks/open/ + regenerate the index directly.
Manual fallback (engine not provisioned)
Follow SKILL.full.md (full procedure) + the schema in .gald3r_sys/schemas/ (task-file).
Everything needed ships in the install — nothing external.
