task-management

Task tracking across sessions requires a central registry and consistent folder structure to save context, classify work, and retrieve prior outputs efficiently. This approach ensures workflows are systematically executed and easily referenced with minimal manual effort.

Setting up a new task involves creating a structured folder, assigning a specific task type, and applying standard naming conventions. The task is then added to a central registry to enable easy tracking and status updates throughout its lifecycle.

Managing repetitive workflow tasks is best handled by archiving previous cycles and re-running them within a central registry. This allows you to link current tasks to previous cycles, track progress, and promote ad-hoc tasks when necessary.

Resuming an incomplete task is possible by retrieving the saved context and prior outputs from the registry. This mechanism ensures that interrupted workflows can be systematically continued without losing previous progress.

This task management approach does not require any external dependencies to function. It relies solely on internal scripts and references to establish folder structures and maintain the central task registry.