Define tasks for Esquisse-managed projects via structured interviews and document creation.
npx skills add https://github.com/loicalleyne/esquisse --skill new-task-loicalleyne
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: new-task Source: https://github.com/loicalleyne/esquisse/tree/main/skills/new-task Command: npx skills add https://github.com/loicalleyne/esquisse --skill new-task-loicalleyne
This Skill streamlines the process of defining new tasks for Esquisse-managed projects, reducing the need for manual document creation and ensuring consistent task specifications.
Run the new-task skill to define a new task. The skill will guide you through the process of specifying the task's goal, scope, and interface sketch.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To define a new task for an Esquisse-managed project, you run the skill to start a structured interview that captures task goals, scope, and interface sketches, generating a structured document and updating supporting files.
Creating consistent task specifications is best handled by an interview-based approach that guides you through defining task goals and scope, ensuring structured documents are generated uniformly across your project.
Yes, you need to initialize a project with Esquisse before defining tasks. The skill requires an active Esquisse framework environment and the necessary scripts to update supporting project files correctly.
The interview-based task definition process works by prompting you sequentially for specific task details like goals, scope, and interface sketches, then compiling those inputs into a structured task document.
Yes, you can use bash scripts to automate task specification. This skill relies on bash dependencies to execute the interview process, create task documents, and update supporting project files automatically.
loicalleyneInitialize and fill in project stubs using the Esquisse framework.
fmbetancourtGenerate dependency-ordered task lists from spec.md and plan.md design artifacts.
kevinlinSynchronize tasks and memory from local workspace activity into TASKS.md and memory directories.
korchasaCreate structured task documents using the GODS framework.
