task-startup

Task-startup automates environment validation by checking Docker services, running pending database migrations, and verifying dependencies before you begin work. It eliminates manual preflight checks and ensures your local environment matches project requirements every time you start a new task.

Task-startup automatically creates feature branches with sanitized task names—like 'feature/user-auth'—while validating your git repository state first. It prevents branch creation if uncommitted changes exist, ensuring a clean starting point for your work.

Yes, task-startup supports Docker Compose, Rails, npm, and Bundler environments. It validates all dependencies and runs migrations specific to your tech stack, making it suitable for projects using any combination of these tools.

Task-startup performs preflight validation on Docker readiness, database migrations, npm and Bundler dependencies, and environment variables. It confirms all systems are healthy and properly configured before allowing you to proceed with development.

Task-startup generates session-state logs and applies consistent initialization logic across both local development and continuous integration contexts. This ensures your workflow behaves predictably whether you're working locally or in an automated pipeline.