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List and run agent tasks defined in _module/agent_tasks/ directories across the repo
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| name | agent-task |
| description | List and run agent tasks defined in _module/agent_tasks/ directories across the repo |
Run agent tasks defined in _module/agent_tasks/ directories throughout the
repo using the tools/agent_task/run_agent_task runner.
/agent-task)Scan for all agent task markdown files and list them:
find . -path '*/_module/agent_tasks/*.md' -not -path '*/node_modules/*' | sort
Display the results as a list showing the full paths so the user can see where each task lives.
/agent-task <name> [options])Resolve the task file — match the user's <name> against the discovered
agent task files. Use fuzzy/substring matching (e.g. "pagespec" matches
pagespec_chaos_check.md). If the match is ambiguous, ask the user to
clarify.
Determine run count — look for a number in the user's request (e.g. "run pagespec chaos 30 times", or "-n 30"). Default to 1 if not specified.
Run it — execute the runner, which invokes claude --print in a loop:
./tools/agent_task/run_agent_task -n <count> -v <resolved_task_file>
Run this in the background since agent tasks are long-running. The runner
logs to tools/agent_task/run_agent_task.log — tell the user they can
tail -f that file to watch progress.
Use the -v (verbose) flag by default so tool calls are visible in the log.