task-management

Track feature progress by running the CLI router to view current subtask statuses, dependency graphs, and validation rules. The system organizes feature work into atomic subtasks, providing status counts and visual progress summaries to monitor overall project advancement.

Dependency-aware task planning resolves readiness by evaluating dependent subtasks to surface the next eligible work. It checks the dependency graph to ensure all prerequisites are met, preventing developers from starting tasks blocked by incomplete dependencies.

Yes, you can validate task definitions and dependencies to ensure consistency and reduce errors. The system applies validation rules to JSON-based subtasks, checking the dependency graph for integrity issues before any development work begins.

No external dependencies are required to use this CLI task management tool. It operates independently with a CLI router and scripts, relying on JSON-based subtask definitions to manage statuses, dependency graphs, and validation rules without external packages.

The best way to break down feature work is to create JSON-based subtasks with defined statuses and dependency graphs. This approach enables atomic task planning, accurate progress tracking, and automated validation to ensure task integrity throughout development.

Task validation fails when the dependency graph contains missing or circular references because the validation rules check for consistency and dependency resolution. The system detects these integrity issues to prevent blocked subtasks and reduce errors in task planning.