rdm-tasks

name	rdm-tasks
description	Work on rdm tasks
allowed-tools	["Read","Bash","Glob","Grep","Write","Edit","EnterPlanMode","ExitPlanMode"]

Work on rdm tasks. $ARGUMENTS is an optional task slug.

Steps

1. List tasks: rdm task list --project oidc-provider to see open and in-progress tasks.
2. Show details: if a task slug was provided in $ARGUMENTS, run rdm task show <slug> --project oidc-provider. Otherwise, present the task list and ask the user which task to work on.
3. Mark in-progress: rdm task update <slug> --status in-progress --no-edit --project oidc-provider
4. Enter plan mode: use the EnterPlanMode tool to switch into planning mode.
5. Create an implementation plan using the planning tool. The plan should:
   • Break the task into concrete implementation steps based on the task description
   • Include a final step: "Review changes with user and commit"
6. Wait for user approval: the user will review the plan and either accept or request changes. Do not proceed until the plan is accepted.
7. Exit plan mode: use the ExitPlanMode tool to switch back to execution mode.
8. Execute the plan: implement each step, following the plan.
9. Review with user: present a summary of the changes and ask the user to confirm they are ready to finalize.
10. Finalize: on user acceptance, commit the implementation changes with a Done: task/<slug> line in the commit message — the post-merge hook will mark the task done and record the commit SHA. Use the exact task slug from the rdm commands you ran earlier — do NOT invent or paraphrase it. If the task is also part of a roadmap phase, include a Done: <roadmap-slug>/<phase-stem> line as well (using exact slugs/stems from rdm).