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Run several small development tasks as one batch, from planning through execution and merging. Control concurrency, add research or validation, and resume eligible unfinished items from a saved batch.
Manage Jira issues through Atlassian MCP, a connection that lets an AI agent use Jira tools. Find tasks, create issues and subtasks, update assignees, add comments, and change status using the detected project configuration.
Plan and implement features with a workflow that adapts to their complexity. It connects testable requirements to tasks, tests, and small commits, then checks the finished work against the specification through an independent verification pass.
Break a larger goal into two to six tasks and assign a worker agent to each in sequence. Check results with shell commands, retry failed work, and report completion using the configured default model.
Execute pending Claude Code Tasks in dependency order with wave-based concurrent execution and adaptive verification. Supports task group filtering and configurable parallelism. Use when user says "execute tasks", "run tasks", "start execution", "work on tasks", or wants to execute generated tasks autonomously.
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Generate Claude Code native Tasks from an existing spec. Use when user says "create tasks", "generate tasks from spec", "spec to tasks", "task generation", or wants to decompose a spec into implementation tasks.
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Orchestrates implementation of all tasks for a feature using an agent team. Respects task dependencies, runs tasks in correct order, parallelizes independent tasks. Does NOT build, run tests, or commit at any point — verification is delegated to the caller (typically `/start-job`, which runs `build-verify` and `pr-review uncommitted` afterwards). Use when the user says "implement all tasks", "run the task sequence", "implement the feature", or wants to execute multiple tasks from a task list end-to-end.
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Manage Apple Reminders from your Mac with remindctl, a terminal tool. View tasks by date, add or edit reminders, organize lists, and mark tasks complete or delete them, including personal to-dos that sync to iOS.
Maintain a private task list with deadlines, next steps, waiting parties, and blockers. Update progress and dependencies, merge duplicate items, and archive closed tasks so ongoing commitments stay clear and easy to follow.
Manage a running task list in a gbrain page using stable IDs and four priority levels. Add, complete, defer, remove, or review tasks while recording completion dates and deferral reasons, and clarifying ambiguous task references before changes.
Manage shared project tasks in Beads, from finding available work and claiming tasks to tracking dependencies, recording follow-up work, and closing completed items. Keep project status available across sessions and handoffs.
Guides Node.js scripts and shared modules in the Handsontable monorepo using .mjs files, native APIs, and asynchronous file operations. It covers task registration, error handling, and compatibility across Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Update an international expansion tracker with recent progress, new tasks, or changed deadlines. Identify work that can now start because earlier tasks are complete, flag overdue items, and show the next priorities with their owners.
Check kanban boards, which organize tasks into columns, and retrieve task lists filtered by status, assistant, or board. Use the returned data to see task counts and review work in progress.
Run builds, tests, code checks, and development servers in an Nx workspace. Choose one project, several projects, or projects affected by changes, with options for parallel execution, cached results, and failure handling.
Create and manage tasks and task lists in 飞书. Assign people, set deadlines, find unfinished work, mark tasks complete or reopen them, and control list membership for collaboration within your access permissions.
Expand all TaskMaster tasks with deep research before coding begins. Reads tasks.json, launches parallel research agents per task in waves using the research-expander agent. Writes findings back to tasks.json. Part of the prd-taskmaster toolkit. Use after PRD is parsed and before implementation. Invoke with /expand-tasks.
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Covers writing backend Trigger.dev tasks with @trigger.dev/sdk: defining task() and schemaTask(), the run function and its ctx, retries, waits, queues and concurrency, idempotency keys, run metadata, logging, triggering other tasks (and the Result shape), scheduled/cron tasks, and the essentials of trigger.config.ts. Load this whenever you are authoring or editing code inside a /trigger directory, defining a task, or writing backend code that triggers tasks. Realtime/React hooks and AI chat are covered by separate skills.
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Task Breakdown Command. Breaks a feature into discrete, dependency-ordered implementation tasks from a PRD and tech spec. Creates a task list and individual task files with no approval prompt. When run inside the `/start-job` pipeline, return control to that orchestrator so it can invoke the implementation phase. When invoked standalone, stop after generating tasks and prompting for the next step. Use when the user says "break this down into tasks", "create tasks", "task breakdown", or after the tech spec is complete and the user wants to plan implementation.
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ALWAYS use this skill when the user asks to schedule, automate, set up recurring tasks, create a cron job, or anything involving timed / periodic execution. Do NOT use the local system crontab — scheduled tasks are stored on the Unique AI Platform and executed by a Kubernetes CronJob, not locally. Scheduled tasks always run on the current assistant (`$UNIQUE_ASSISTANT_ID`); never ask the user which assistant to use, neither in chat nor via `unique-cli elicit ask`. This skill covers creating, listing, updating, enabling, disabling, and deleting scheduled tasks via the unique-cli schedule command.
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Coordinate coding projects through Claude DevFleet by splitting work into dependent tasks and dispatching Claude Code agents in separate Git working directories. Monitor progress, manage automatic task sequencing, and review structured reports of changes, tests, and errors.
Delegate code changes and multi-step development tasks to OpenHands CLI using a model supported by LiteLLM, a connection layer for model providers. Run tasks without an interactive interface, inspect progress events, and resume previous conversations.
Turn contracts, reports, and scanned forms into cited facts and proposed tasks. Preserve deadlines, explicit owners, source locations, and uncertainty, then create and verify records in an external tracker only within the user's approved scope.
Coordinate large research or generation tasks across a model team. An orchestrator plans and checks the work, workers execute subtasks in parallel, and an advisor reviews the plan and draft before the results are combined.