ck:project-management

Plan synchronization works by hydrating tasks from a markdown plan file into the project session and back-syncing completed tasks to update statuses and checkboxes. This ensures persistent progress tracking across multi-phase project execution.

Cross-session continuity relies on a hydration and sync-back pattern that reloads task states from persistent plan files. This allows project execution to seamlessly resume tracking and status reporting across different agent sessions.

Yes, status reporting generates concise progress updates by reading task completion data from the plan file. It syncs completed tasks back to update plan statuses, providing accurate project oversight for stakeholders.

The sync-back pattern updates plan.md checkboxes by matching completed session tasks with their corresponding entries in the markdown file. This automatically marks tasks as complete and updates the overall plan status.

Workflow automation supports multi-phase execution through persistent plan file synchronization. Task state is preserved by hydrating tasks from markdown files at the start and back-syncing changes upon phase completion.

Plan files provide a persistent storage layer for task tracking and agent coordination, ensuring that status updates and progress reporting survive across sessions. Without them, task state would be lost when the session ends.