Decompose tasks into actionable subtasks for user review and NoteCove creation.
npx skills add https://github.com/gara2000/agentmesh --skill planner-gara2000
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: planner Source: https://github.com/gara2000/agentmesh/tree/main/plugins/agentic-workflows/skills/planner Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gara2000/agentmesh --skill planner-gara2000
Planner orchestrates the decomposition of a marked task by proposing subtasks for user review and, upon approval, creates them as NoteCove children of the parent task, streamlining planning and handoffs.
Provide the task slug and project key to initiate the decomposition workflow.
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Task decomposition splits a marked task into actionable subtasks for user review, generating them as NoteCove children of the parent task to preserve context and traceability.
Task decomposition coordinates with an orchestrator using multi-phase signaling, including Attention, doing, and done phases, alongside per-session resume logic to manage task state and handoffs.
Yes, task decomposition relies on NoteCove commands to create approved subtasks as children of the parent task, while also using its signaling loop to manage task state, logging, and error handling.
To initiate the task decomposition workflow, you must provide the task slug and project key, which triggers the orchestrator to mark the task and require Attention signaling before subtasks are created.
Errors during subtask creation are managed through the signaling loop, which handles task state logging and error resolution to ensure the workflow can resume correctly per-session.
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