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Patterns and workflows for creating, sequencing, and managing task dependencies using TaskCreate/TaskUpdate/TaskGet/TaskList tools to coordinate multi-step impl
Provides concrete patterns for breaking complex work into atomic tasks, expressing dependency chains, and managing task lifecycles (pending → in_progress → completed → deleted). Includes team coordination patterns for shared task lists and peer messaging.
Use this skill when you need to decompose large features into trackable tasks, enforce execution order across parallel work, coordinate multi-agent teams, or provide visibility into progress and blockers. Ideal for implementation planning, cross-file changes, and release coordination.
scripts/ present for helpers and automationreferences/ includes deeper patterns and status-workflow docsaddBlockedBy), status workflows, deletion rules, activeForm usage, team workflows, and context exhaustion handlingDesigned for Claude Code / Claude-based workflow agents (Claude Code 2.x+) and multi-agent teams; applicable in agents that expose TaskCreate/TaskUpdate/TaskGet/TaskList tools.
A skill for managing task dependency patterns using Claude Code's Task Management tools (TaskCreate/TaskUpdate/TaskGet/TaskList). Provides structured patterns for task decomposition, dependency chains, status workflows, agent teams coordination, and peer messaging. The bundled script (task-tree-visualizer.py) runs successfully and renders ASCII dependency trees from JSON input — it exited 0 with --sample mode, though the dry run piped empty stdin producing a JSON parse error as expected. No security concerns; the script is a standalone visualizer with no network calls or destructive actions.
Clean, well-structured reference skill. No network calls, no credentials, no destructive commands. The script is a pure visualizer that only processes local JSON input. Architecture follows skill spec well with frontmatter, progressive disclosure via references/, and a focused single script. Usefulness is moderate — useful for Claude Code users specifically, but the audience is narrow and Claude Code already has built-in task management guidance.
