implementation-harness-review-failed

Automating follow-up task generation for blocked or failed tasks involves processing task statuses with YAML and Bash scripts. This Skill automatically reviews the failure, identifies the root issue, and outputs a better-specified follow-up task to improve resolution efficiency.

Reviewing failed harness tasks and converting them into new tasks is handled by executing a command with the specific task ID. The system evaluates the failed or blocked status and generates a structured follow-up task that directly addresses the identified problem.

Yes, you need jq and node installed to run this task review automation. The Skill relies on these dependencies alongside YAML and Bash scripts to parse task statuses and generate the corresponding follow-up tasks in complex harness workflows.

No, you cannot use this automated task review on an unscaffolded harness. The metadata specifies that the harness must be scaffolded beforehand to support the complex workflows required for processing failed or blocked tasks and generating follow-ups.

You should use an automated Bash script for harness task review when you have complex workflows with frequent failed or blocked tasks. It reduces manual effort by systematically reviewing the task status and generating targeted follow-up tasks to streamline resolution.

Generating follow-up tasks for blocked harness workflows requires specific task IDs to target the exact failed task for review. Providing an identifier like T042 ensures the script processes the correct task status and generates a relevant follow-up rather than scanning the entire workflow.