vibe-task

Audit task registry metadata and summarize flows across multiple worktrees.

6|Updated Feb 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/jacobcy/vibe-coding-control-center --skill vibe-task
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Skill: vibe-task
Source: https://github.com/jacobcy/vibe-coding-control-center/tree/main/skills/vibe-task
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jacobcy/vibe-coding-control-center --skill vibe-task

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Provides a clear, semantically informed overview of flows and tasks across multiple worktrees and audits task registry metadata so users know which local scene to resume and where data quality gaps exist.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Cross-worktree Overview: Gather worktree name, path, branch, flow state, current task and dirty/clean status from the repository CLI to summarize active scenes and outstanding work.
  • Metadata Audit & Recommendations: Identify missing or inconsistent task registry fields, surface capability gaps when repairs require shell-level atomic commands, and recommend prioritization for which flow/task to resume.
  • Safe, Shell-Grounded Workflow: Enforce strict boundaries: obtain all evidence via the project's CLI, avoid direct modification of JSON/SQLite sources, and only propose or run fixes when corresponding atomic CLI commands exist and the user confirms them.

Quick Start

Ask the assistant to inspect all worktrees using the project's CLI outputs for task status and flow show, summarize each worktree's current task and state, and recommend which flow or task to resume next.

Frequently Asked Questions about vibe-task

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I get a cross-worktree task overview for multiple Git worktrees?

To audit task registry metadata, the Skill parses CLI outputs to identify missing or inconsistent fields without directly modifying JSON or SQLite sources. It surfaces capability gaps and only proposes repairs when atomic shell commands exist and the user confirms them.

What is the safest way to fix inconsistent task registry metadata?

The safest way to fix task registry metadata is to enforce strict boundaries by obtaining all evidence via the project's CLI. Avoid direct modification of JSON or SQLite sources, and only propose or run fixes when corresponding atomic CLI commands exist and the user confirms them.

How do I check which flow or task to resume next across multiple worktrees?

Yes, you can audit task registry metadata in a repository with multiple worktrees by running the project's CLI commands for task status and flow show. The Skill parses these CLI outputs to evaluate flow states and registry consistency without directly reading underlying JSON or SQLite databases.

Why should I avoid directly modifying JSON or SQLite sources during a task audit?

You should avoid directly modifying JSON or SQLite sources during a task audit to maintain data integrity and prevent corruption. The Skill enforces a shell-grounded workflow, ensuring all evidence is obtained via the project's CLI and fixes only run using confirmed atomic commands.

What are the limitations of using CLI output parsing for cross-worktree flow overviews?

A limitation of using CLI output parsing for cross-worktree flow overviews is that repairs are constrained to scenarios where atomic shell commands exist. The Skill cannot fix metadata gaps if corresponding CLI commands are unavailable, and it strictly avoids directly modifying underlying data sources.