ln-403-task-rework

To rework a single task, the system loads the task marked To Rework, applies reviewer comments and parent Story context, then transitions the status back to To Review. It isolates updates to only the specified task without modifying sibling items.

Applying reviewer feedback safely requires single-task isolation. The system loads the specific task, its reviewer notes, and the parent Story to ensure context-aware updates, preventing unintended modifications to sibling tasks on the kanban board.

Task rework status transition works by loading the To Rework task, applying the requested changes based on reviewer comments, and enforcing a proper status update to To Review. The process also requires documenting the root cause to prevent recurrence.

Reworking multiple tasks at once is not supported. The system enforces single-task updates, ensuring that rework applies only to the specified target task without touching siblings or related kanban items.

Loading the parent Story during task rework provides necessary context to apply reviewer feedback precisely. It ensures the changes align with the broader Story requirements, producing a handoff-ready To Review state with traceability.

Limitations include strict single-task isolation and enforced status transitions. You cannot update sibling tasks simultaneously, and the system requires documenting the root cause of the rework before returning the task to To Review.