ralph-tasks

You can automate a JSON task queue for an autonomous AI loop using shell scripts and jq to manage adding, listing, removing, and sequentially executing tasks. This ensures structured task intake and safe progress tracking.

To prevent JSON file corruption during sequential task updates, use jq for atomic JSON updates within shell scripts. This ensures safe queue management and maintains state integrity throughout the autonomous loop.

Yes, jq is a required dependency for managing this shell-based task queue. It handles the atomic JSON updates needed to safely add, remove, and modify tasks without corrupting the queue file.

The best way to run queued tasks one by one is through a continuous wake-up shell script. This script processes your JSON task queue sequentially, executing each task while maintaining the loop's state.

Initialize a task queue in your current project by running the setup command. After initialization, add tasks to the JSON queue and trigger the autonomous wake-up loop to start sequential execution.

Yes, you can add and remove specific tasks from a JSON queue using dedicated shell scripts. Combined with jq, these scripts safely modify the JSON task list, allowing structured management before the autonomous loop executes them.