Claude complex tasks
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Guide Claude on complex, multi-step tasks by enforcing structured discovery, scoped planning, and verification before delivery.
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Claude Complex Tasks
Use this skill when the task is complex, multi-step, or ambiguous and needs careful planning, validation, or staged delivery.
When to Use
- The request spans multiple subsystems or files.
- The outcome depends on external constraints (CI, build, integrations).
- The task is risky, irreversible, or requires high accuracy.
Approach
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Clarify scope
- Restate the goal in one sentence.
- List assumptions and missing inputs.
- Ask only one focused question if blocked.
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Plan the work
- Break into 3-7 steps with clear outcomes.
- Identify dependencies (tools, files, environment).
- Decide what can be done in parallel.
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Gather context
- Locate relevant files and read them first.
- Verify conventions and existing patterns.
- Identify edge cases and constraints.
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Execute in stages
- Make smallest safe change to prove direction.
- Iterate with tests or quick checks.
- Keep changes scoped to the request.
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Verify
- Run requested tests or minimal validation.
- Confirm behavior against acceptance criteria.
- Note any remaining risks.
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Close the loop
- Ensure PR and issue linkage is explicit when applicable.
- Merge only after required checks pass.
- Confirm outcomes are reflected in docs/status where needed.
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Report
- Summarize what changed and where.
- Call out any decisions or tradeoffs.
- Suggest next steps if needed.
Output Expectations
- Prefer concise, structured updates.
- Avoid long dumps of code; reference files instead.
- Keep decisions explicit and traceable.
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