neuro-task-planner

Breaks large project goals into small, independent, executable tasks with priorities.

Updated Apr 18, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/webdevarif/claude-skills --skill neuro-task-planner-webdevarif
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: neuro-task-planner
Source: https://github.com/webdevarif/claude-skills/tree/main/neuro-task-planner
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/webdevarif/claude-skills --skill neuro-task-planner-webdevarif

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Large project goals are hard to start and risky to execute in one pass. This Skill decomposes any goal into small, independent, reviewable tasks so work can proceed incrementally with clear acceptance criteria. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Project-Aware Planning: Reads CLAUDE.md and referenced infrastructure files to ground the plan in the project's actual rules, stack, and constraints. - Structured Task Breakdown: Produces tasks that are independent, small (1-3 files), clearly scoped, and ordered by priority (P1 first, polish last), each with files, changes, and done-when criteria. - Flexible Execution Modes: Supports plan-only output, sequential execution, P1-only critical fixes, or full execution via --plan-only and --auto flags. - Use Case: You need to migrate a codebase to a new API version. Describe the goal, and the Skill reads your project rules, then outputs a prioritized task plan where each task lists affected files, exact changes, and acceptance criteria. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to break down your project goal into a task plan, for example: "Plan the work to add user authentication to this project."

Frequently Asked Questions about neuro-task-planner

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I break a large coding goal into smaller tasks?

Describe your goal in free text and the Skill reads your project's CLAUDE.md, analyzes scope and dependencies, then outputs a task plan. Each task is independent, covers 1-3 files, and includes acceptance criteria.

How to generate a project plan without executing it?

Use the --plan-only flag with your goal description. The Skill produces the full prioritized task breakdown and stops, letting you review or hand off the plan before any code changes happen.

Does this task planner work with any programming language or framework?

Yes, it works with any project because it derives rules from the project's own CLAUDE.md and infrastructure files rather than hardcoding assumptions about stack or structure.

What happens if my project has no CLAUDE.md file?

The Skill is designed to read CLAUDE.md for project rules first. Without it, planning relies solely on your goal description, so task plans may lack project-specific conventions and constraints.

Can I execute only the critical tasks from a plan?

Yes, after the plan is generated you can choose to run only P1 priority tasks, start sequentially from Task 1, or use --auto to plan and execute everything in one pass.