master-organizer

Bi-directional sync of master action items and Running Tasks.md files updates both files simultaneously to ensure task consistency. This process eliminates manual effort by automatically pushing changes across the master file and associated running task documents.

The max-status rule applies the highest completion status for each task across both master action items and Running Tasks.md files. This deduplication mechanism ensures the most updated task progression is retained when eliminating duplicate tasks during synchronization.

Yes, Python scripts are required to process and organize tasks within Running Tasks.md files. The master-organizer skill relies on these scripts to execute bi-directional synchronization, apply the max-status rule, and validate file structure automatically.

Yes, you can validate file structure and status consistency for Running Tasks.md files using this task synchronization process. It checks for proper file structure and ensures task statuses align correctly across master action items and associated running task documents.

You should use a master action items aggregator when you need to reorganize and synchronize tasks after updating the master file. It is ideal for maintaining a clean, up-to-date task management system by automatically deduplicating and syncing changes with Running Tasks.md files.