taskfile

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

1. Read Taskfile.yml to see all task definitions
2. Each task has a desc: field explaining what it does
3. 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:

# Interactive (prompts for input)
task new

# Non-interactive (pass variable)
task new NAME=my-project

Handling Interactive Tasks

When user wants to run an interactive task:

1. Check if they provided the required variable
2. If not, ask for it conversationally
3. 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 tasks
• task <task-name> - Run specific task
• task --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