workstream-tasks

name	workstream-tasks
description	Use when building or refreshing `.workstreams/<name>/tasks.json` from `plan.md` and optional `review.md` while preserving execution state across the review loop. Trigger phrases: "ws tasks", "workstream tasks".

Writing a tasks.json for guided workstream execution

Use the workstream-about skill to understand how workstreams work. Your goal is to read the workstream design.md and plan.md, and if there exists a review.md or activity.json file, read that as well. These files you just read are of EXTREME importance and will drive the writing of tasks.json. plan.md in particular is your north star.

Then create or update tasks.json in the workstream's directory with the format specified in workstream-about.

Each item inside a wave in tasks.json must be parallelizable with the others in that wave. The waves themselves must be ordered as they will be executed serially later on.

Task category values must stay within the known schema only: setup, feature, testing, or bugfix. Do NOT invent new category strings. If a task feels ambiguous, choose the closest allowed category instead of extending the schema ad hoc.

You must preserve stable wave.id and task.id values from plan.md.

If tasks.json already exists:

• preserve every completed task by matching on stable id
• never reset done: true to false unless the user explicitly asks
• keep unfinished planned tasks unless they are intentionally replaced
• add follow-up work from review.md as new undone tasks or new undone waves
• keep completed history intact even if remaining work is regrouped

If review.md does not exist, build tasks.json only from design.md and plan.md.

Do NOT invoke any skill to execute anything.