sr-task-loop

You can automate task execution by running markdown files in a structured loop that performs read, implement, validate, review, and update actions. This ensures each development task is processed systematically with automated checks and reviews.

A disciplined task loop is a controlled execution cycle for individual development tasks. It processes each task through predefined steps: reading context, implementing changes, validating quality, reviewing code, and updating task status.

You run validation and code reviews by executing markdown task files through a structured loop. The process automatically performs validation checks for code quality and data integrity, followed by specification and code reviews to ensure accuracy.

Yes, task markdown files can be used for documentation updates and data analysis tasks. The execution loop processes any individual task requiring structured validation and review, making it suitable for various structured development contexts.

You start executing a markdown task file by running the command with the file path, such as 'sr-task-loop docs/foo-tasks/03-repository-queries.md'. The tool then automatically reads the context and begins the implementation cycle.

The best way to manage individual tasks is using an automated execution loop that handles reading, implementing, validating, reviewing, and updating status. This enforces disciplined task automation without requiring manual intervention for each step.