| name | taskfile |
| description | Use when user asks about available tasks, project workflows, or how to do something in this project - reads Taskfile.yml to discover and execute tasks |
Working with Taskfile Tasks
Overview
This project uses Taskfile for task automation. All available tasks are defined in Taskfile.yml at the project root.
When to use this skill:
- User asks "what can I do?" or "how do I...?"
- User wants to run a project task
- You need to understand available workflows
Discovering Tasks
- Read
Taskfile.yml to see all task definitions
- Each task has a
desc: field explaining what it does
- Tasks are grouped by prefix for organization
Quick list: Run task --list to see all tasks with descriptions.
Running Tasks
Non-interactive tasks: Run directly with task <name>
task format
task build
task test
Interactive tasks: Either run interactively OR pass variables:
task new
task new NAME=my-project
Handling Interactive Tasks
When user wants to run an interactive task:
- Check if they provided the required variable
- If not, ask for it conversationally
- Run with the variable set
Example conversation:
User: Create a new component
Agent: What should I name it? (e.g., MyComponent)
User: UserProfile
Agent: *runs: task new NAME=UserProfile*
Key Commands
task --list - Show all available taskstask <task-name> - Run specific tasktask --help - Get help on Taskfile usage
Integration with Other Skills
This skill often works with:
- devenv: For environment-related tasks
- git-workflow: For version control tasks
- format: For code formatting tasks
