meow:task-queue

What problem does it solve?

Task claiming and ownership tracking for parallel agent execution. Agents claim tasks from a shared queue with file ownership enforcement. Use during parallel execution phases when multiple agents work simultaneously.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Task queue is tracked in session-state/task-queue.json with tasks containing id, description, owner, status, ownership, and dependencies.
• Agents claim the next available task following a strict protocol: check pending status, ensure no conflicting ownership, declare ownership glob patterns, and set status to in_progress.
• Ownership enforcement ensures that files can only be written by the owning agent, preventing cross-task interference.
• Orchestrator integration coordinates task decomposition, feature-scoped ownership, and monitors completion to trigger subsequent phases.
• Queue remains for audit and traceability even after tasks are completed; it is ephemeral per parallel execution phase but preserved for history.

Quick Start

Configure the orchestrator and deploy parallel agents to begin claiming and executing tasks from the shared queue.