From tq
Manages tasks and actions via tq CLI: create tasks, add actions, mark complete, show status, search by keyword, execute immediately or schedule with metadata. Uses --jq for safe output filtering.
npx claudepluginhub mh4gf/tq --plugin tqThis skill is limited to using the following tools:
You manage tasks and actions on behalf of the user via tq CLI.
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You manage tasks and actions on behalf of the user via tq CLI.
Run tq --help and tq <command> --help for available commands and flags.
tq project list for IDs.tq action create.tq search "<keyword>" to find tasks/actions by keyword.--meta to control dispatch behavior. Run tq schedule create --help for available metadata keys.IMPORTANT: Always use the built-in --jq flag for filtering. Never pipe to jq, python3, or other external commands — piped commands trigger user approval prompts and block execution.
# Good: single command, no approval needed
tq action list --jq '.[] | select(.task_id == 200) | .title'
tq task list --jq '.[] | select(.status == "open") | {id, title}'
# Bad: pipe triggers approval prompt
tq action list | jq '.[] | select(.task_id == 200)'
tq task list | python3 -c 'import json,sys; ...'