Track multi-session work with a graph-based issue tracker and git-backed database.
npx skills add https://github.com/kaofelix/dotfiles --skill beads-kaofelix
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: beads Source: https://github.com/kaofelix/dotfiles/tree/main/pi/.pi/agent/skills/beads Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kaofelix/dotfiles --skill beads-kaofelix
Beads provides a persistent, git-backed memory of multi-session work by tracking tasks and their dependencies in a graph. It allows work to span days or weeks and survive conversation compaction so you can resume where you left off.
To begin, initialize beads in your repository with bd init, then create an epic and add child tasks, and finally synchronize with bd sync.
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You can track complex task dependencies across multiple work sessions by using a graph-based issue tracker backed by git. It maps parent-child relationships and blockers, preserving your work state through compaction cycles so you can resume tasks exactly where you left off.
Persistent memory for long-running tasks survives conversation compaction by storing task graphs and dependencies in a git-backed database. This ensures your multi-session work history and issue relationships remain intact and queryable even after context limits are reached.
The best way to manage a dependency-aware task graph is using a git-backed database that records task relationships and blockers. This approach supports complex dependencies, maintains an audit trail, and enables structured workflows through commands that update and synchronize task states.
Yes, you can collaborate on task management using a shared git-backed database stored in a `.beads` directory. It supports multi-user updates, audit trails, and labels, allowing teammates to synchronize their work and maintain a consistent view of the task graph.
To initialize and manage a multi-session task graph, run `bd init` in your repository to set up the git-backed database. Then use commands like `bd ready`, `bd show`, `bd update`, `bd dep`, and `bd sync` to create, update, and synchronize tasks and their dependencies.
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