tx-workflow

Task workflow coordination in tx is automated by picking up unblocked tasks, executing work, and managing dependency edges to control sequencing. This ensures deterministic task progression and reduces blockers across engineering teams.

Sub-task decomposition in tx splits large work into manageable pieces by creating parent-child relationships. This allows engineering teams to track progress on smaller components while maintaining visibility across the overall project.

Dependency tracking in tx works by declaring and removing blocking edges between tasks. Marking a task complete automatically unlocks its dependents, ensuring work proceeds only when prerequisite tasks are finished.

Yes, tx task orchestration supports PRD linking for requirements tracing and recording learnings to memory for future reuse. This captures knowledge generated during task execution for subsequent project iterations.

Fetch the next unblocked task by running tx ready --limit 1 --json, then inspect details with tx show. This workflow guarantees you only pick up tasks whose dependencies are resolved and ready for execution.

Manually remove blocking edges in tx task management when a declared dependency becomes irrelevant or is resolved outside the workflow. This prevents artificial blockers from halting dependent tasks and keeping them in an unblocked state.