task-management

To track team tasks in a local markdown file, this Skill uses a shared TASKS.md file in your working directory to centralize task capture, status updates, and progress reviews for personal and small-team projects.

Organizing a todo list for small-team collaboration is handled by structuring a TASKS.md file into Active, Waiting On, Someday, and Done sections, providing a single source of truth that reduces missed commitments.

No dependencies are required to manage tasks locally. The Skill operates autonomously by checking for a TASKS.md file in the current working directory and automatically generating a template if the file is missing.

Yes, you can get a dashboard view of your markdown tasks. On first interaction, the Skill bootstraps a lightweight dashboard to provide an at-a-glance view of all tasks tracked in your TASKS.md file.

A shared TASKS.md file handles everyday task capture by acting as a centralized local text file where tasks are logged, categorized, and reviewed, replacing scattered notes and messages across projects.

Using local markdown files for team task management limits real-time synchronization and remote access, confining task tracking to the current working directory rather than a cloud-based shared environment.