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fest-execution

Execute active festival tasks. Use when finding the next task, marking tasks completed/blocked/reset, committing with festival traceability, advancing workflow steps, and validating sequence progress.

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fest-execution
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Execute active festival tasks. Use when finding the next task, marking tasks completed/blocked/reset, committing with festival traceability, advancing workflow steps, and validating sequence progress.
# Festival Execution ## Core Loop ```text fest next → do work → fest task completed|blocked → fest commit → fest validate → repeat ``` ## Link + Navigation Festival commands from a project directory depend on an active festival-project link. ```bash # In festival directory: link the execution project path fest link /absolute/path/to/project fest link --show # Shell navigation (after `eval "$(fest shell-init zsh)"`) fgo # toggle festival ↔ linked project fgo project # jump to linked project fgo fest # jump back to linked festival ``` If the execution project path changes (moved repo, new worktree), relink before continuing work. ## Task State ```bash fest task completed fest task blocked --reason "..." fest task reset ``` Do not mix command families: - `fest task` mutates task status. - `fest workflow` advances phase-level workflow/gate steps. ## Visibility and Dependencies ```bash fest show --inprogress --watch fest show --roadmap fest deps ``` ## Workflow Steps (Phase-Level) ```bash fest workflow status fest workflow advance fest workflow skip --reason "..." ``` ## Lifecycle Hooks Task state changes can fire configured hooks. Inspect the effective set before assuming a transition is inert: ```bash fest hooks list ``` Verbs: `task_start`, `task_complete`, `sequence_complete`, `phase_complete`, `gate_approve`. - `task_start` fires on the **first** transition into work, whichever surface causes it: `fest status set in_progress --task <id>`, a direct completion, or the first `fest task update <percent>` above zero. Resuming or re-marking in progress never re-fires it; `fest task reset` clears the recorded start. - `task_complete` fires on **every** completion surface, not just `fest task completed`. Task document frontmatter binds names only. Bare `pre`/`post` bind around the terminal verb; the nested `start:` stage binds around `task_start` and is honored on task documents only. ```yaml hooks: pre: [lint] post: [approval_judge] start: pre: [anchor] ``` A `fail: closed` pre-hook blocks the transition and leaves the task untouched. ## Validation ```bash fest validate fest validate <festival-path> ``` ## Common Mistakes - Using `fest task complete` / `fest task block` (wrong verb forms: use `completed` / `blocked`). - Confusing `fest workflow` commands with task-status commands. - Continuing work from a new project path without rerunning `fest link`. - Skipping `fest next` and manually selecting tasks out of dependency order. - Putting a `start:` hook stage on a goal document: `task_start` never fires there and `fest validate` warns about it.
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