taskforge-pro

Displays a per-model cost summary. Use when the user says "/taskforge-cost", "cost", "how much did I spend", "token usage", "how much has this cost", or similar. v2 aggregates from telemetry.jsonl.

Defines the current milestone in detail and generates a SpecCard. Use when the user says "/taskforge-discover", "define this milestone", "let's detail M1", or similar. In v2, discover runs per-milestone (JIT), not once for the whole project. If the user hasn't run /taskforge-vision yet, suggest it first for large projects.

Automatically and continuously executes all tasks in the current sprint. Use when the user says "/taskforge-execute-all", "run everything", "run the sprint", "keep going automatically", or similar. Supports wave-based parallel execution and runs through the sprint without stopping.

Executes the next available task. Use when the user says "/taskforge-execute", "next task", "run", "go ahead", or similar. v2 changes: contextManifest-based file loading, few-shot reference injection, CoT template injection, guardrail enforcement, telemetry logging, silent error detection.

Guides the user through the full TaskForge Pro usage and workflow. Use when the user says "/taskforge-help", "help", "how do I use this", "how does this work", "what do I do first", or similar. Also suggests the appropriate next step based on the current situation.

Edits the project plan (milestones/sprints/tasks). Use when the user says "/taskforge-plan-edit", "edit the plan", "add a task", "remove this", "reorder", "change difficulty", "adjust wave", or similar.

Automatically breaks down the current milestone into sprints → tasks based on the SpecCard. Use when the user says "/taskforge-plan", "make a plan", "break down the work", or similar. v2 change: plans only the ACTIVE milestone (JIT), not the whole project at once. Opus PM with mandatory 6-area checklist.

Runs a quick single task without a plan. Use when the user says "/taskforge-quick", "fix this", "change this", "tweak", "just do it", or similar. v2 adds size gate (confirms this is actually tiny), reference check, and telemetry. Skips discover→plan for small edits, bug fixes, single-file work.

Runs a milestone retrospective after validation passes and updates the roadmap. Use when the user says "/taskforge-retro", "let's do a retro", "retrospective", "what did we learn", "update the roadmap", or when a milestone validation has just passed and the next milestone hasn't started yet.

Displays the full project progress as a tree. Use when the user says "/taskforge-status", "status", "where are we", "progress", or similar. Can be called at any time while a project is in progress.

Automatically validates code. Use when the user says "/taskforge-validate", "check the build", "validate the code", "run automated validation", or similar. v2 adds silent error detection, stub scanning, and telemetry logging. Use "/taskforge-verify" for user-driven manual UAT, "/taskforge-playtest" for game feel feedback.

Defines the unchanging north star of a project — the Why, core concept, and rough milestone roadmap. Use when the user says "/taskforge-vision", "I want to start a new project", "let's define the vision", "what are we building", or similar. In v2, this replaces the front half of /taskforge-discover. Run this first; then use /taskforge-discover M1 to detail only the current milestone.

Runs a game-focused playtest session where the user verifies the milestone hands-on. Use when the user says "/taskforge-playtest", "let me play it", "I want to test it myself", "playtest", "is it fun", "check the game", or when a milestone validation has just passed and retro hasn't run yet. This is the game-specific extension of /taskforge-verify — use /taskforge-verify for non-game projects.

Runs an interactive UAT where the user confirms directly by eye. Use when the user says "/taskforge-verify", "I'll check it myself", "let me test it", "show me", "UAT", "manual testing", or similar. AI guides the expected behavior and the user confirms whether it matches. Use "/taskforge-validate" for automated code validation, "/taskforge-validate milestone" for comprehensive milestone cross-regression, and "/taskforge-playtest" for game-specific hands-on confirmation.