Mt task breakdown

Agent skills for the MeisterTask and MindMeister MCP servers

Install

npx -y skills add MeisterLabs/meister-mcp-skills --skill mt-task-breakdown

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Break a high-level goal into a structured set of tasks in an existing MeisterTask project.

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Use the MeisterTask MCP to decompose a goal or feature into a concrete task list in MeisterTask.

Gather the input:
- The goal, feature, or deliverable to break down
- Target project and section (or offer to create a new section)
- Optional: due date, assignee, sub-task depth
Identify the target project and section:
- Use mt_projects_list and mt_sections_list.
- If no section is specified, suggest an appropriate one or ask.
Generate the breakdown:
- Propose 5–10 concrete, actionable tasks.
- For complex tasks, suggest a checklist rather than creating separate sub-tasks.
- Confirm the list with the user before creating anything.
Create tasks:
- Try mt_batch_execute first (preferred for 3+ tasks).
- If the batch call fails, fall back to individual mt_tasks_create calls.
For tasks needing checklists, use mt_checklists_create followed by mt_checklist_items_create.
Return a summary with task names and the project URL.

Aim for tasks completable in a single work session. Push back on vague tasks like "research X" — prompt the user to define a specific deliverable.