tasks-init

Generate a TASKS.md scaffold by running the task-init workflow, which analyzes your codebase to detect project features, tech stack, and domains, then produces a multi-phase task file with dependency-aware tasks for backend, frontend, and shared areas.

Domain-driven task generation structures project planning by analyzing your codebase to identify backend, frontend, and shared domains, then creating domain-guarded tasks across phases T0 to T3 with included dependencies, risks, owners, and metadata to support orchestration.

Extract existing TODO markers and tech stack details by running the task-init workflow, which performs code analysis to surface directory structures, technologies, and incomplete markers, using them to inform the generated multi-phase TASKS.md planning document.

Yes, you can automatically create dependency-aware tasks across T0 to T3 phases by running the task-init workflow, which interactively collects project information and generates a structured TASKS.md with domain-guarded tasks including dependencies, risks, and file references.

Yes, the TASKS.md scaffolding workflow works without external dependencies, using internal scripts to analyze your repository and interactively generate a ready-to-edit task structure tailored to your specific codebase and tech stack.

The best way to initialize a multi-phase task list is to use interactive scaffolding that analyzes your codebase to produce a T0–T3 structured TASKS.md, complete with domain-guarded tasks, owners, and metadata for immediate team collaboration.