ck:project-management

Track project task progress and update statuses across sessions by hydrating tasks from plan files for persistence. This session-based task management approach syncs progress and resumes work seamlessly using YAML frontmatter metadata.

Progress tracking for parallel work coordination works by monitoring project tasks, calculating completion percentages, and verifying task completeness across coordinated parallel agents to maintain structured project oversight.

The best way to trigger documentation updates based on project milestones is through automated documentation coordination. This synchronize documentation changes directly with project status updates and verified task completion.

You can generate status reporting on project achievements and risks automatically. The skill creates structured reports detailing current project status, completed milestones, and identified project risks.

You need plan files and YAML frontmatter metadata to manage project tasks effectively. Plan files provide persistence for session bridging, while YAML frontmatter structures the metadata required for hydration and progress synchronization.

Limitations of session-based task management include dependency on plan file persistence for hydration and the need for continuous documentation synchronization. Task tracking fails if plan files or YAML metadata are corrupted or missing.