tasks

name	tasks
description	Track tasks for the current work session. Use this to break down work into steps and track progress. ALWAYS use this when starting a new task - add items first, then mark them done as you complete them.
allowed-tools	Bash

Tasks

Simple task tracking for the current work session. Use this for ALL task management.

Commands

Command	Description
add <task>	Add a new task
list	Show all tasks with status
done <number>	Mark task as completed
working <number>	Mark task as in-progress
reset <number>	Reset task back to pending
remove <number>	Remove a task
clear	Clear all tasks
status	Show summary (X of Y complete)

Usage

# Add tasks
~/.claude/skills/tasks/tasks.sh add "Set up project structure"
~/.claude/skills/tasks/tasks.sh add "Create database models"
~/.claude/skills/tasks/tasks.sh add "Write tests"

# List tasks
~/.claude/skills/tasks/tasks.sh list

# Mark as in-progress
~/.claude/skills/tasks/tasks.sh working 1

# Mark as done
~/.claude/skills/tasks/tasks.sh done 1

# Reset to pending (for retries)
~/.claude/skills/tasks/tasks.sh reset 1

# Check status
~/.claude/skills/tasks/tasks.sh status

Workflow

1. Start of task: Break work into steps, add each as a task
2. Working: Mark current task as "working"
3. Complete: Mark task as "done" when finished
4. Before /supervisor: Run status to check progress

Output Format

Tasks (2 of 5 complete):
  [x] 1. Set up project structure
  [>] 2. Create database models (in progress)
  [ ] 3. Write tests
  [ ] 4. Create templates
  [ ] 5. Run verification

Storage

Tasks are stored in ~/workspace/.tasks and persist across the session.