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2026-06-28sync skills: add skill-maintenance skill + shared DRY referencesPaul Buetow
- New skill: skill-maintenance (SKILL.md + 4 references: best-practices, dry-across-skills, sub-division, audit-checklist) encoding the Agent Skills spec rules, cross-skill DRY, and the f3s/rocky-vm-setup sub-division pattern. - agent-task-management/references/verification-honesty.md: canonical home for the general verification-honesty discipline (linked from go-best-practices). - blog-writing-style/references/gemtext-conventions.md: shared foo.zone gemtext conventions (linked from compose-blog-post, update-blog-post, blog-writing-style). - blog-writing-style/references/patterns-and-examples.md: foo.zone LLM-pattern catalog + rewrite examples extracted from blog-writing-style SKILL.md. - f3s/references/{console-jetkvm-shutdown,shelly-plug}.md: referenced by f3s/SKILL.md (previously untracked).
2026-06-28UpdatePaul Buetow
2026-06-19agent-task-management: add 'stay within task scope' rule forbidding edits to ↵Paul Buetow
vendored/upstream deps A sub-agent patched a vendored dependency (libbpfgo) and the change had to be reverted. When completing a task appears to require changing a vendored, generated, or upstream dependency, that is a scope boundary: flag it as a blocker (annotate + report) instead of patching the dep. Added to 2-start-task.md with a pointer from SKILL.md; cross-references the complete-task commit hygiene and stalled-worker recovery rather than restating them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-19agent-task-management: add in-scope-only commit guidance for dirty worktreePaul Buetow
Extend the complete-task reference with a 'Commit only in-scope files' section: at task start and before committing, run git status and split dirty paths into in-scope vs out-of-scope (pre-existing/unrelated user edits such as .gitignore/start.sh). Stage only in-scope files by explicit path, never git add -A/. over a pre-existing dirty worktree, never commit unrelated files, and record the in-scope/out-of-scope decision in an ask annotate note. Cross-reference 6-recover-stalled-task.md (broken partial WIP) to keep the two cases distinct and avoid duplication. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-19agent-task-management: add stalled-worker recovery procedurePaul Buetow
Multiple ior/player tasks had a worker stall or get interrupted mid-edit, leaving broken, uncommitted partial file edits with no documented recovery path. Add references/6-recover-stalled-task.md covering detect -> assess -> revert -> resume: how to spot a partial/interrupted edit (dirty worktree, broken build, half-applied diffs), assess dirty changes against the task annotations (keep in-scope WIP vs. discard broken edits vs. preserve unrelated user changes), revert cleanly with scoped git checkout/stash WITHOUT destroying unrelated work, then re-read annotations, resume from the last known-good point, and annotate the recovery. Wire the new reference into SKILL.md's 'When to load what' table and cross-ref it from 2-start-task.md when picking up an already-started task. Commit discipline is cross-referenced to 3-complete-task.md rather than duplicated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-19agent-task-management skill: make ask-is-not-NL warning prominent + add ↵Paul Buetow
invocation contract Agents repeatedly mistook `ask` for a natural-language interface and ran things like `ask agent-task-management ...` or `ask <free text>`, forcing orchestrators to paste the correction into every task description. - Add a prominent STOP blockquote at the very top of SKILL.md stating that `ask` is a CLI with fixed subcommands and that agent-task-management is a skill name, never an `ask` subcommand. - Add an explicit 'Invocation contract' section listing the only valid form (`ask <subcommand> [args]`) and the real subcommands, derived from existing content; consolidate the valid/invalid examples there (DRY) with inline reasons on the invalid ones. - Mirror the same STOP warning at the top of references/00-context.md and tighten its rule to point at the contract. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-09UpdatePaul Buetow
2026-05-27agent-task-management: note that tags cannot contain hyphensPaul Buetow
Tag names in the ask CLI do not support hyphens (-). Added a clear note in both the rules section and the Conventions section of 1-create-task.md so agents use camelCase or concatenated words instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-04-11remove the pathPaul Buetow
2026-04-11update promptsPaul Buetow
2026-04-09Add run-command skill; use full path for do CLI in agent-task-managementPaul Buetow
Document running prompts from ~/Notes/Prompts/commands by command name, placeholder mapping, and positional arguments. Update task-management skill and references to invoke ~/go/bin/do explicitly. Made-with: Cursor
2026-04-08skills(agent-task-management): rename CLI references from ask to doPaul Buetow
Update SKILL.md and reference docs for the do task CLI; add zsh reserved-word note in 00-context. Made-with: Cursor
2026-03-27prompts: use ask ids in task workflowsPaul Buetow
2026-03-26/work-on-tasksPaul Buetow
2026-03-25refactor: /work-on-tasks now delegates each task to a fresh sub-agentPaul Buetow
- Orchestrator picks tasks, marks them started, and spawns a sub-agent for implementation - Each task runs in a clean context; orchestrator never implements tasks directly - Updated docs to clarify sub-agent delegation and context isolation - Improved task loop and reporting steps - See prompts/commands/work-on-tasks.md for new orchestrator/sub-agent workflow
2026-03-24Update 2-start-task.md: clarify task requirements, add "Finding a task" ↵Paul Buetow
section with example usage
2026-03-23UpdatePaul Buetow
2026-03-23UpdatePaul Buetow
2026-03-23fix annotate short UUID usage, clarify dependency and annotation rulesPaul Buetow
2026-03-22Add agent-task-management skill and references for task management CLIPaul Buetow