flow-skill-write-gods-tasks

Articulate tasks using the GODS framework with Goal, Overview, Definition of Done, and Solution.

3|Updated Oct 5, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/korchasa/flow --skill flow-skill-write-gods-tasks
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Skill: flow-skill-write-gods-tasks
Source: https://github.com/korchasa/flow/tree/main/framework/skills/flow-skill-write-gods-tasks
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/korchasa/flow --skill flow-skill-write-gods-tasks

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

GODS provides a structured way to define goals, context, and acceptance criteria for tasks, reducing miscommunication between clients and executors.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • GOAL: Articulate the business objective and success metrics.
  • OVERVIEW: Describe current context, triggers, and rationale.
  • DEFINITION OF DONE: Specify measurable criteria and acceptance criteria.
  • SOLUTION: Propose concrete implementation steps and approaches.
  • Use Case: Platform teams and product teams use GODS to plan incidents, feature work, and maintenance tasks with clear bets.

Quick Start

Describe a task using GODS by specifying a Goal, Overview, Definition of Done, and Solution, then provide a concrete example.

Frequently Asked Questions about flow-skill-write-gods-tasks

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

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What is the GODS framework for task writing?

The GODS framework is a structured task writing method defining Goal, Overview, Definition of Done, and Solution to prevent miscommunication between clients and executors during project planning.

How do I write a task with clear acceptance criteria?

Write a task with clear acceptance criteria by specifying measurable Definition of Done criteria, articulating the business Goal, providing context in the Overview, and proposing concrete Solution implementation steps.

Can I use the GODS framework for platform and product maintenance tasks?

Yes, you can use the GODS framework for platform and product maintenance tasks. It is specifically applicable for planning incidents, feature work, and maintenance tasks requiring clear context and completion criteria.

What's the best way to articulate project goals and success metrics?

The best way to articulate project goals and success metrics is using the GODS framework's Goal component to define the business objective, paired with the Definition of Done to specify measurable completion criteria.

Why does task miscommunication happen between clients and executors?

Task miscommunication happens when planning lacks structured context, measurable acceptance criteria, and explicit scope. The GODS framework solves this by requiring a Definition of Done and concrete implementation steps to guide execution.