knowns.task

To check task status and determine the next workflow step, retrieve task details like assignee, acceptance criteria, and current plans. This analysis routes the task to appropriate sub-skills like planning, brainstorming, or implementation based on its state.

Routing a task to planning or implementation is needed when you analyze its current state and references. If the task lacks clarity, route to brainstorming; if ready for action, route to planning or implementation based on existing acceptance criteria.

Intelligent task routing automatically fetches context from linked documents and references to evaluate existing plans. This contextual analysis determines whether the task requires further clarification, planning, or immediate implementation.

The best way to view task details and acceptance criteria is to retrieve the task using its specific ID. This provides a comprehensive overview of the assignee, status, and plan, ensuring the task is ready for implementation.

Yes, task management routing evaluates task details and existing plans to see if it is ready for implementation. By checking the acceptance criteria and current status, it recommends whether to proceed or seek more clarification.

Yes, you need a specific task ID to retrieve workflow status and assignee information. Providing the ID allows the system to fetch precise task details and route the workflow to the next logical action.