From taskmd-lite
Lists tasks from Markdown files with YAML frontmatter in 'tasks' directory or custom path, applies filters like --status, --priority, --tags, --owner, displays formatted table.
npx claudepluginhub driangle/taskmd --plugin taskmd-liteThis skill is limited to using the following tools:
List tasks by scanning task files directly — no CLI required.
Lists tasks using taskmd CLI with optional filters like --status, --priority, --format. Use when users want to view their tasks.
Retrieves lightweight frontmatter metadata (status, priority, effort, type, tags, owner, dependencies) from task .md files by ID or keyword using Glob and Read. Use for quick status checks.
Lists and filters work items from configured directory by status/type/priority/parent/tag; displays hierarchy/tree view for task discovery and navigation.
Share bugs, ideas, or general feedback.
List tasks by scanning task files directly — no CLI required.
The user's arguments are in $ARGUMENTS (e.g. --status pending, --priority high, a directory path).
Find the task directory:
.taskmd.yaml if it exists to check for a custom dir fieldtasks if not configured or file doesn't existScan for task files: Use Glob with pattern <task-dir>/**/*.md
.worklogs/ directoriesRead and parse each task file:
--- and second ---)Apply filters from $ARGUMENTS:
--status <value>: Show only tasks matching this status--priority <value>: Show only tasks matching this priority--effort <value>: Show only tasks matching this effort--type <value>: Show only tasks matching this type--tag <value>: Show only tasks containing this tag--owner <value>: Show only tasks matching this owner--phase <value>: Show only tasks matching this phase--group <value>: Show only tasks in this groupDisplay results as a formatted table:
ID | Status | Priority | Title
------|-------------|----------|-------------------------------
001 | pending | high | Implement user auth
002 | in-progress | medium | Fix login bug
If no tasks match the filters, inform the user.
See SPEC_REFERENCE.md (in the plugin root) for valid field values and frontmatter schema.