Retrieve and display filesystem tasks with filters for state and kind.
npx skills add https://github.com/JordanGunn/skills --skill task-list
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: task-list Source: https://github.com/JordanGunn/skills/tree/main/skills/task/list Command: npx skills add https://github.com/JordanGunn/skills --skill task-list
List tasks from a root directory and track their states with optional filters to simplify project hygiene.
Run the task_list script with the root directory that contains your tasks to see filtered results.
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To list tasks from a directory, you can run a task retrieval script against a root path and apply optional filters to classify task state by staleness, validation, lifecycle, and kind. This surfaces relevant tasks for project triage.
Yes, you can output task list results in JSON format for automation. The task listing mechanism supports multiple output formats, enabling seamless integration into automated reporting and backlog grooming pipelines.
Tracking task lifecycle states across repositories involves reading a root directory containing task files and applying lifecycle filters. This generates a status-based report, simplifying project hygiene and cross-repo analysis.
You can sort a backlog of tasks by running the directory retrieval process with state and kind filters enabled. This categorizes tasks by their lifecycle and validation status, returning sorted results for grooming.
No, this task filtering approach requires no external dependencies to parse the filesystem. It operates independently to read the root directory and apply filters to classify task states without additional environment setup.
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