groove-utilities-task-analyse

name	groove-utilities-task-analyse
description	Analyse task status and distribution across the configured backend.
license	MIT
allowed-tools	Read Write Edit Glob Grep Bash(git:*) Bash(beans:*) Bash(gh:*) Bash(linear:*) Bash(npx:*) AskUserQuestion
metadata	{"author":"andreadellacorte"}

groove-utilities-task-analyse

Outcome

Tasks are summarised by status. Milestones and epics are summarised. Completed tasks include enough resolution detail for memory population bullets. Output is suitable for daily end and daily memory.

Acceptance Criteria

• Tasks grouped by status: in-progress, todo/ready, blocked, completed, scrapped
• Milestones/epics show progress (X of Y tasks done)
• Completed tasks include resolution summary (not just title)
• Output contains enough detail to write meaningful daily memory bullets without re-reading tasks

Constraints

• Read tasks.backend and tasks.analyse_limit (default 30) from .groove/index.md
• If tasks.backend: none, no-op with friendly message
• Backend mappings:
  • beans: (1) run skills/groove-utilities-task-list/scripts/list-tasks-by-priority.sh [LIMIT] for active tasks (LIMIT from tasks.analyse_limit or 30); (2) run beans list --json --status completed and beans list --json --status scrapped for completed/scrapped; merge, group by status, then summarise (milestones/epics and resolution detail as per acceptance criteria)
  • linear: fetch all assigned issues via linear CLI or MCP, group by state
  • github: gh issue list --state all --assignee @me, group by label/state
• For completed tasks: include the body's "Summary of Changes" section if present
• If a completed task has no resolution, note that it is missing — do not omit the task
• Output format should be scannable markdown (headers per status group, bullet per task)