ctx-add-task

To add actionable tasks to a markdown backlog, use the ctx add task command with a descriptive string to record items directly into TASKS.md, ensuring follow-up work is tracked. Optional priority and section flags structure the records.

Decomposing session topics into trackable tasks involves capturing the rationale and scope as a descriptive string, then recording it in TASKS.md. This prevents vague follow-up ideas from slipping through the cracks during workflows like sprint planning.

You can assign priority levels when recording follow-up work in TASKS.md by appending the optional --priority flag to the ctx add task command, allowing teammates to understand what to do and why with clear prioritization.

This task-management workflow requires no external dependencies. It operates natively during a session to identify follow-up work, relying solely on the ctx add task command and a TASKS.md file to store structured records.

To avoid duplicate tasks when converting session notes into a backlog, the workflow provides guided prompts to capture scope and rationale clearly before adding the entry to TASKS.md, ensuring each recorded item is uniquely scoped.