Organize project tasks in TASKS.md using Eisenhower matrix prioritization.
npx skills add https://github.com/kudrmax/macos-setup --skill tasks-kudrmax
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tasks Source: https://github.com/kudrmax/macos-setup/tree/main/home/.claude/skills/tasks Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kudrmax/macos-setup --skill tasks-kudrmax
Lightweight project task management in the repository using the root TASKS.md as the single source of truth. It supports creating tasks with Eisenhower matrix priority via /add and viewing and advancing priorities with /next; tasks are written to appropriate quadrants and moved to Done when chosen.
Use /add <description> to add a task and /next to preview the top-3 next tasks and move the chosen one to Done.
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To manage tasks in a markdown file, this skill uses the repository root TASKS.md as the single source of truth. It automatically writes tasks to appropriate Eisenhower matrix quadrants and maintains a Done section for completed items.
The Eisenhower matrix is a task prioritization framework that categorizes tasks into four quadrants based on urgency and importance. This skill automatically scores and assigns tasks to the appropriate quadrant when they are added to TASKS.md.
Use the /add command with a task description to add a task with Eisenhower matrix scoring, and use the /next command to preview the top-3 next tasks and move the chosen one to Done.
Yes, tasks are written verbatim to TASKS.md, including multi-line contexts. The skill preserves the exact formatting of your task description when placing it into the appropriate Eisenhower matrix quadrant.
No, this task manager executes commands atomically and terminates immediately. It does not maintain background statuses, run continuous monitoring, or send reminders, relying entirely on the TASKS.md file for state tracking.
Using a root TASKS.md file as the single source of truth offers lightweight task tracking without heavy project management tools. It maintains format consistency with four quadrants and a Done section directly in your repository.
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coreyhaines31Manages project workflows across multiple businesses using Kanban and Eisenhower methodology.
