Initialize and manage long-running tasks across multiple sessions with progress tracking.
npx skills add https://github.com/genomewalker/cc-soul --skill long-task
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: long-task Source: https://github.com/genomewalker/cc-soul/tree/main/skills/long-task Command: npx skills add https://github.com/genomewalker/cc-soul --skill long-task
This Skill provides persistent memory and structured management for tasks that span multiple user sessions, preventing loss of progress and context.
Use the long-task skill to start a new task with the goal of implementing the user authentication system.
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To manage long-running tasks across multiple coding sessions, you can initialize a task with defined goals and log progress events. This ensures continuity by injecting saved context when a new session starts.
The best way to track progress for multi-stage development projects is by logging significant events and checkpoints throughout the task lifecycle. This persistent memory prevents the loss of context and implemented code history.
Yes, you can resume a complex software feature task after closing your environment. The session management system automatically injects active task context upon resumption, allowing the AI to pick up exactly where it left off.
Yes, multi-session task management works without external dependencies. The skill operates independently using internal scripts and specific MCP tools to handle task lifecycle management and coordination.
To mark a long-running task as complete and save the outcome, you use the completion marking feature. This captures and stores a final outcome summary for the complex project before closing the task lifecycle.
TbK0ngConfigure a Trellis task directory from a user brief.
mind-systemsExecute sequential plan tasks and preserve progress across sessions.
yashurathodCoordinate pre/post task hooks with memory, session, and MCP integration.
kivo360Manage Alfred session state across workflows with session_state.json persistence.
