test-task-visibility

To verify cross-conversation task visibility, run a test that checks if a forked skill can access and query tasks created by the parent conversation using TaskList and TaskGet tools to inspect task status and details.

Cross-context task access is the ability for a forked child conversation to discover, query, and validate the status of tasks managed by a parent agent, ensuring specialized sub-agents can share task context.

Debug task management behavior by running a visibility test that directly queries the parent conversation's task list from a forked skill to diagnose whether task states are properly shared and discoverable.

Yes, testing task visibility requires TaskList and TaskGet tools to query the task list and inspect individual task status and details within the conversational environment to validate cross-context access.

You need to test forked skill access when introducing new task management features, ensuring that tasks created by the main agent remain discoverable and accessible to specialized sub-agents in child conversations.

If a forked skill cannot see parent tasks, the cross-context task visibility mechanism may be failing; run a diagnostic test using TaskList and TaskGet to validate if the child conversation can successfully query the parent's task status.