task-management

You can track feature subtasks by defining JSON task files and using a CLI router to monitor completion summaries. This provides visibility into feature progress and subtask statuses across multiple teams.

Dependency resolution automatically evaluates your task dependency graphs to identify and surface ready tasks. This unblocks work by showing which subtasks have all prerequisites completed and are ready for execution.

Yes, integrity validation checks task definitions within your JSON task files to ensure consistency and accuracy. This validation provides auditability and prevents tangled dependencies from causing delays.

Yes, parallel task handling evaluates dependency graphs to process multiple ready subtasks simultaneously. This supports feature-based work breakdowns by resolving which tasks can execute in parallel without dependency conflicts.

Managing feature tasks end-to-end is handled locally via a CLI router and JSON task files, requiring no external dependencies. This approach tracks statuses, resolves dependencies, and validates definitions entirely through shell scripts.

Dependency resolution evaluates dependency graphs to mark subtasks as ready, but validation may fail if task definitions in the JSON files lack consistency or contain circular dependencies. Running integrity validation identifies these definition errors.