task-management

Track feature subtask progress with dependency awareness by using a CLI-based task manager to validate task graphs, determine ready tasks, and complete subtasks. This enforces dependency-based workflows to prevent bottlenecks and maintain structured progress.

Dependency-aware progress tracking is the process of identifying and managing feature subtasks based on their readiness and dependencies. It determines next eligible tasks, identifies blocked tasks, and provides actionable reasons for the blockage.

Validate task graphs and JSON files for data integrity by running the task management router script. It checks the dependency graph structure and JSON task data to ensure subtask status and dependency maps are consistent and maintain data integrity.

You can use CLI task management for both small features and large epics. The task manager identifies and manages atomic subtasks with dependency-aware progress tracking, status summaries, and validation checks applicable to any software development project scale.

Subtasks are blocked when their dependencies are not yet complete. You can find the reason by viewing the task status through the CLI router, which identifies blocked tasks and provides actionable reasons based on the dependency graph.