Create, claim, track, and close development tasks with DAG dependencies via the bd CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/ZeiZel/dotfiles --skill beads-tasks
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: beads-tasks Source: https://github.com/ZeiZel/dotfiles/tree/main/.claude/skills/beads-tasks Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ZeiZel/dotfiles --skill beads-tasks
Beads Task Management provides a persistent, CLI-driven approach to organizing and tracking development work across sessions, ensuring tasks are not lost between runs.
Install the bd CLI, initialize in your project with bd init, then begin creating tasks and linking them with dependencies.
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To persistently manage development tasks across sessions, use a CLI-driven system that records task states on disk. This approach ensures created, claimed, and closed tasks are not lost between runs.
You can create tasks with DAG dependencies by initializing your project and defining tasks with specific titles, priorities, and dependency links. This forms a directed acyclic graph to orchestrate project workflows.
Yes, you need the bd CLI installed to track task statuses. The CLI drives the creation, claiming, and closing of tasks, allowing you to view ready, in-progress, blocked, and completed work.
Yes, you can close tasks with contextual summaries to support collaboration and progress visibility. The system allows updating and closing tasks with specific messages to track development progress.
The best way to orchestrate workflows using task dependencies is to link tasks into a directed acyclic graph. This method manages dependencies to ensure blocked tasks are visible and ready tasks proceed efficiently.
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