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Task board ops

Skill rynhardt-potgieter/sprint_workflow/plugins/sprint-workflow/skills/task-board-ops

A portable Claude Code plugin system for orchestrating software development through parallel specialist agents, enforced engineering standards, and automated quality gates. One command to plan. Parallel agents to build. Automated gates to ship.

Install
npx -y skills add rynhardt-potgieter/sprint_workflow --skill task-board-ops

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Use this skill when working with task boards, sprint planning, or task management. Covers discovering task tracking, claiming tasks, status updates, and sprint workflows. Activates when users mention tasks, sprints, backlogs, or task IDs.

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Discovering Task Tracking

Projects may track tasks in different ways. Search in this order:

  1. Markdown task boards: Look for project_management/TASKS/, TODO.md, TASKS.md, SPRINT.md, BACKLOG.md
  2. GitHub Issues: gh issue list --state open
  3. In-code markers: Grep for TODO, FIXME, HACK comments
  4. CLAUDE.md: May reference task tracking conventions

Markdown Task Board Format

When task boards use markdown tables, they typically follow:

| TASK_ID | Title | Status | Priority | Assignee | Detail |

Status Flow

not-started --> ready --> in-progress --> ready-to-test --> completed
                  |                          |
                  +--> blocked (with notes) --+

Task Claiming

  1. Find available tasks (status: not-started or ready)
  2. Read any detail file or description to understand scope
  3. Update status to in-progress and set assignee
  4. Commit the status change if using file-based tracking

Task Completion

  1. Verify acceptance criteria are met
  2. Run quality checks (build, type-check, lint, tests)
  3. Update status to completed
  4. Commit the status change

Rules

  • Always understand the task before starting work
  • Keep task tracking formatting intact when editing
  • Only one assignee per task at a time
  • Blocked tasks must note the blocker

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