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Draft a new task tracking file at doc/tasks/NNNN-<short-slug>.md, using a checkbox-toggle + append-only-Notes format optimized for LLM editing. Use when the user wants to create, draft, scaffold, or open a task, ticket, work item, or backlog entry tracked in the repo. Status starts at proposed.

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alexandremendoncaalvaro/CorridorKey-Runtime
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5. August 2026 um 20:43
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Draft a new task tracking file at doc/tasks/NNNN-<short-slug>.md, using a checkbox-toggle + append-only-Notes format optimized for LLM editing. Use when the user wants to create, draft, scaffold, or open a task, ticket, work item, or backlog entry tracked in the repo. Status starts at proposed.
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Draft a new task at `doc/tasks/NNNN-<slug>.md`.
<background_information> Drafts `doc/tasks/<NNNN>-<short-slug>.md` for one tracked task. Format chosen so status changes via single checkbox toggles and Notes is append-only — cheap, reviewable, idempotent edits. </background_information> <instructions> Step 1 — determine NNNN and slug. List `doc/tasks/`. NNNN = next available 4-digit number after the highest existing (mirrors the ADR convention). If `doc/tasks/` does not exist, create it; start at 0001. Slug: kebab-case, ≤6 words, derived from the user's task title. Step 2 — interview to fill. Ask one question per missing field, in this order: - Context: why this task exists, what problem it solves, any assumption being tested. - Acceptance Criteria: measurable conditions. Each is a checkbox; pass/fail must be observable, not aspirational ("loads in under 2s", not "fast enough"). - Plan: concrete sequential steps with file paths where applicable. Each is a checkbox. - Owner: ask. - Execution: `AFK` when the task is specified enough for an agent to execute with bounded context and disjoint write scope; `HITL` when it needs human judgment, taste, external access, or frequent back-and-forth. - Spec ref: ask; leave blank when no spec drives this task. When a feature spec exists at `doc/specs/NNNN-<slug>.md`, link it here so the spec's Related → Tasks list reciprocates. - Board ref: ask; leave blank if solo work. Status starts at proposed. Created: today, ISO format. Notes: empty. Definition of Done section: copy verbatim from the template. Do NOT invent values. When the user does not know something, leave `<TODO>` and ask. Stop after writing the file — do not start work. Step 3 — write the file. Path: `doc/tasks/<NNNN>-<short-slug>.md`. Use the template below. Step 4 — editing guidance for later turns. When the user later works on the task, edit the file by: - toggling checkboxes (`- [ ]` → `- [x]`), - appending to Notes (date each entry, `### YYYY-MM-DD`), - never rewriting existing sections. Status flips to done only when every Acceptance Criterion and every Definition of Done item is checked. A checkbox is checked only after everything it names has actually happened — never in anticipation; split a bundled step (e.g. "open PR; merge on CI green") into separate items when its parts complete at different moments. A checked box claiming an unfinished step is a false record. </instructions> <template path="doc/tasks/NNNN-<slug>.md"> # Task `<NNNN>`: `<short imperative title>` **Status:** `<proposed | in-progress | blocked | done>` **Created:** `<YYYY-MM-DD>` **Owner:** `<name or role>` **Execution:** `<AFK | HITL>` **Spec ref:** `<doc/specs/NNNN-<slug>.md or SPEC-NNNN — blank when no spec drives this task>` **Board ref:** `<external ticket URL or ID — blank for solo work>` ## Context `<Why this task exists. What problem it solves. Any assumption being tested.>` ## Acceptance Criteria Verifiable conditions. Each as a checkbox so progress is point-editable. - [ ] `<criterion 1>` - [ ] `<criterion 2>` - [ ] `<criterion 3>` ## Plan Concrete sequential steps. Each as a checkbox. Reference file paths where applicable. - [ ] `<step 1: action with file path if applicable>` - [ ] `<step 2>` - [ ] `<step 3>` ## Notes Append-only log. Date each entry. Never rewrite past entries. ### `<YYYY-MM-DD>` `<observation, decision, blocker, learning>` ## Definition of Done All Acceptance Criteria checked, plus: - [ ] Local tests pass (or N/A documented in Notes) - [ ] Code review completed (human or fresh-context reviewer per WORKFLOW §10) - [ ] No orphan `TODO`/`FIXME` introduced - [ ] Status updated to `done` and Notes log closes the task </template> <output_contract> A single new file at `doc/tasks/<NNNN>-<short-slug>.md`. Status proposed. Notes empty. No existing tasks modified. No invented values. Task files are decision-record artifacts and are exempt from the no-dates rule (Documentation Discipline §2): `**Created:**` and the dated `Notes` log are required by design. Remaining Documentation Discipline rules (`WORKFLOW.md` §2) apply at write time: - No emoji anywhere in the file. - `Context` is the business-context-first section — *why this task exists* before *Acceptance Criteria*. - One scope: one task per file. - No speculation. Acceptance criteria must be measurable; do not list aspirational items. - `Notes` is append-only and dated per entry — that is the auditability primitive, not a violation of Rule 2. </output_contract> ## Next - Implement. Toggle Acceptance Criteria checkboxes and append to `Notes` as work lands. - `/ad-review main..HEAD` (or current scope) before merge — the task DoD requires a fresh-context §10 review. - Flip Status to `done` once every Acceptance Criterion and Definition-of-Done item is checked. - If the task implements a spec, the spec's `Related → Tasks` list should reciprocate the link.
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