work-tracker

Manage work items, tickets, and session histories in a work/ directory.

Updated Apr 24, 2025

Search Tags:#backlog #tracking #project-management #work-items #work-tracker #session-logs #unsupervised

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npx skills add https://github.com/danielbush/oneput --skill work-tracker-danielbush

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Skill: work-tracker
Source: https://github.com/danielbush/oneput/tree/main/.agents/skills/work-tracker
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/danielbush/oneput --skill work-tracker-danielbush

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Create and manage work items, tickets, and tracking artifacts in a project's work/ directory. It also handles session continuity, summarisation, and searching past work, including unsupervised tickets for autonomous agent execution.

Core Features & Use Cases

Backlog management and bootstrap: initialise and maintain work/backlog structures across single-project or monorepo setups.
Session tracking and summarisation: keeps per-user session logs and provides concise summaries of past work.
Unsupervised work handling: queues and manages unsupervised items for autonomous agent execution.
Cross-context discovery: integrates with project vocabulary and architecture docs to relate work to broader context.

Quick Start

Bootstrap the work/ structure in your project (work/ active, backlog, .sessions) and start by creating a backlog item or an active work item.

Frequently Asked Questions about work-tracker

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

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How do I track work items and backlog tickets across multiple projects?▼

Yes, you can track work items and backlog tickets by bootstrapping a work/ directory structure with active items, a backlog, and session logs to manage project histories across single-project or monorepo setups.

What is session summarisation for project management work logs?▼

Session summarisation is the process of logging per-user work sessions and generating concise summaries of past work, enabling continuity and cross-context discovery within a project's history.

How do I manage unsupervised work items for autonomous agent execution?▼

You can manage unsupervised work items by queuing and organizing tickets specifically designed for autonomous agent execution within the backlog structure of your project.

Does this work item tracking approach support monorepo setups?▼

Yes, this work item tracking approach supports monorepo setups by bootstrapping and maintaining work/backlog structures that span multiple projects within a single repository environment.

How do I bootstrap a project backlog and active work directory structure?▼

To bootstrap a project backlog, initialize a work/ directory containing active work items, a backlog folder, and a .sessions directory to start tracking tickets and session histories.

Can I search past session logs and work item histories?▼

Yes, you can search past session logs and work item histories through the built-in search functionality that indexes session summaries and frontmatter-driven item metadata across the project.