clickup-task-description

Read backend source files to generate QA-oriented ClickUp task descriptions.

1|Updated Feb 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/guidodinello/claude-dotfiles --skill clickup-task-description
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: clickup-task-description
Source: https://github.com/guidodinello/claude-dotfiles/tree/main/.claude/skills/clickup-task-description
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/guidodinello/claude-dotfiles --skill clickup-task-description

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Generates concise, QA-oriented ClickUp subtask descriptions by reading the relevant source code to understand what was built and what needs to be documented.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reads source files across controllers, domain actions, models, migrations, and routes to identify implemented changes.
  • Produces a precise, QA-oriented description suitable for ClickUp tasks or subtasks, including scope and acceptance criteria.
  • Triggered on requests to document backend work, such as when asked to write a subtask description or a ticket description for a backend change.

Quick Start

Describe the backend feature you implemented, then ask me to generate the ClickUp task description.

Frequently Asked Questions about clickup-task-description

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate QA-ready task descriptions for backend changes?

To generate QA-ready task descriptions for backend feature changes, the Skill reads source files across controllers, actions, and migrations to identify what was built. It then outputs a concise, QA-oriented description ready for ClickUp ticket creation.

What backend components does this tool analyze for ClickUp ticket creation?

For ClickUp ticket creation, the tool analyzes backend source files including controllers, domain actions, resources, models, migrations, routes, and tests. It reads these specific files to accurately identify and summarize implemented backend feature changes.

How do I document backend migrations and models for QA testing?

To document backend migrations and models for QA testing, describe the implemented backend feature and trigger the Skill. It reads the relevant source files and produces a precise, QA-oriented subtask description with scope and acceptance criteria for testing.

Does this work for generating ClickUp subtasks from existing source code?

Yes, it works for generating ClickUp subtasks by directly reading existing source code. It identifies implemented changes across controllers, actions, and resources to produce accurate QA-oriented documentation without requiring manual input of feature details.

When should I use an automated task description generator for backend work?

You should use an automated task description generator for backend work when you need to document implemented features involving controllers, actions, models, or migrations. It ensures accurate, QA-oriented ticket creation by reading the actual source code.