task-runner

Long-running builds timeout because most task runners enforce a fixed limit. This Skill removes that constraint and lets builds run indefinitely with SQLite-backed persistence, so tasks survive restarts and continue execution in the background without interruption.

Background tasks typically vanish when a session closes. This Skill persists tasks to SQLite, allowing them to continue after you disconnect and resume exactly where they left off when you reconnect.

This Skill provides a defined API—task_run, task_start, task_get, task_list, and task_kill—so you can launch commands asynchronously, check their status, list active tasks, and terminate them without waiting for completion.

Standard task runners enforce two-minute limits and lose state on restart. This Skill eliminates timeouts entirely, stores task state in SQLite across restarts, and supports configurable wait_for behavior, making it suited for CI pipelines and development servers where resilience matters.

Development servers often drop on restart. This Skill runs servers as persistent background tasks with SQLite state recovery, so your server stays trackable and controllable even across system or process restarts in local and CI environments.

No prerequisite database setup is required. This Skill handles SQLite initialization internally, so you can call task_run immediately without database configuration or external storage setup.