task-runner

Automated task orchestration reads todo/task files and delegates execution to a task-executor agent, automatically committing results to done/ directories. It supports end-to-end workflow progression without constant user prompts.

Autonomous task progression uses an AI agent to read pending task files, execute the specified work, and report results automatically. The task runner delegates execution to a task-executor agent to process work from todo/ through completion.

Yes, the task runner requires a task-executor agent to perform the actual work and commits. The runner orchestrates by reading task files and delegating execution, meaning the executor must have access to all necessary inputs.

Create todo/task files containing complete context including execution environment, references, rules, and related files. The task runner reads these files and delegates to a task-executor agent to process work and commit results automatically.

Each task file must contain complete context including execution environment, references, rules, and related files. This ensures the task-executor agent has all necessary inputs to perform commits and report results autonomously.

Yes, teams maintaining push-based task pipelines can achieve hands-off progress without constant user prompts. The orchestration reads pending tasks and delegates execution automatically, supporting complete lifecycle management from todo/ to done/.