follow-up-tasks

To plan follow-up tasks, you can categorize incomplete work into incomplete_scope, next_steps, tech_debt, and test_gaps. This ensures nothing is left unresolved when completing a task and maintains project momentum.

Categorizing tech debt and test gaps involves grouping unresolved work into specific buckets like incomplete_scope and next_steps. This explicit categorization ensures teams maintain quality and address outstanding items efficiently.

Yes, you can propose up to three high-impact follow-up tasks for a single task. Each proposal includes a clear title, description, and category, and is linked directly to the current task for easy tracking.

Yes, the task management approach provides inline guidance to ensure proposed follow-ups are understandable by non-technical stakeholders. It translates technical debt and test gaps into clear descriptions.

Yes, a limitation is that it enforces a single proposeFollowUpTasks call per task, proposing a maximum of three high-impact items. This prevents task bloat and keeps focus on critical next steps.