From taskmd
Looks up task by ID or name with taskmd, reads details, marks in-progress, starts worklog if enabled, executes using tools like EnterPlanMode, and completes it. Use to pick up and run predefined tasks.
npx claudepluginhub driangle/taskmd --plugin taskmdThis skill is limited to using the following tools:
Look up a task and start working on it.
Looks up tasks by ID or name, marks them in-progress, starts worklogs if enabled, executes using tools like EnterPlanMode and Bash, then completes via /complete-task. Use to pick up and execute tasks.
Marks tasks ongoing in TASKS.md and begins execution. Triggers on 'start', 'work on', task slugs like #fix-auth, or /starting-task.
Guides Next.js Cache Components and Partial Prerendering (PPR) with cacheComponents enabled. Implements 'use cache', cacheLife(), cacheTag(), revalidateTag(), static/dynamic optimization, and cache debugging.
Share bugs, ideas, or general feedback.
Look up a task and start working on it.
The user's query is in $ARGUMENTS (a task ID like 077 or a task name/keyword).
taskmd get $ARGUMENTS to find the task
taskmd list to show available tasks and ask the user which one they meantRead tool to get the full description, subtasks, and acceptance criteriataskmd set <ID> --status in-progress.taskmd.yaml for worklogs: true -- only create worklogs if explicitly enabledtasks/<group>/.worklogs/<ID>.md (or tasks/.worklogs/<ID>.md for root tasks)EnterPlanMode for non-trivial implementation tasks- [x]) in the task file as you complete them/complete-task skill (invoke it with the task ID) to complete the task. It handles verification and status changes automatically.Each worklog entry uses a timestamp heading followed by free-form notes:
## 2026-02-15T10:30:00Z
Started implementation of the search feature.
**Approach:** Using full-text search with the existing SQLite database
rather than adding Elasticsearch -- simpler and sufficient for our scale.
**Completed:**
- [x] Added search query parser
- [x] Created search index
**Next:** Add result ranking and write tests.