Review current work context to identify remaining tasks that need to be captured as jobs, then create them using the addjob agent
Reviews recent work context to identify uncaptured tasks and learnings, then creates comprehensive self-documenting job files for each item. Use after completing significant work to ensure all follow-up needs are properly tracked.
/plugin marketplace add lpasqualis/lpclaude/plugin install lpclaude-config@lpclaude-marketplaceoptional context about recent work or specific area to focus onjobs/Review the current work context and recent activities to identify any learnings or remaining tasks that still require work but are not captured in existing job files.
Check what jobs are already scheduled:
jobs/ directoryReview recent work to identify uncaptured learnings:
Ask the key question: "Did we learn anything that still requires work that is not captured in jobs already scheduled in jobs/*.md?"
Consider categories like:
If any missing work is identified, use the addjob agent to create comprehensive job files that are self-sufficient and self-documenting. Each job should include:
Essential Context:
Detailed Problem Description:
Implementation Roadmap:
Reference Information:
Use the Task tool to invoke the addjob agent with COMPLETE context:
Task(subagent_type: 'addjob', description: 'Create comprehensive self-documenting jobs', prompt: 'Create detailed job files for the following work items. Each job must be completely self-sufficient with full background context, problem description, implementation details, and all reference information needed to execute the work without requiring additional context from previous conversations: [provide exhaustive details for each item]')
Summarize what was found:
Focus on being thorough but practical - capture genuine work items that add value, not busy work.
Each created job must pass the "6 months later test" - someone (including yourself) should be able to execute the job 6 months from now without needing to:
Good job example:
${var,,} that failed on macOS default bash 3.2. This broke the detect-bad-commits.sh script. Need to establish coding standards..."Bad job example: