From taskmd
Validates task files for format and convention errors using the taskmd CLI. Useful when checking task files for compliance before use.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/taskmd:validate-tasksThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Validate task files using the `taskmd` CLI.
Validate task files using the taskmd CLI.
The user's arguments are in $ARGUMENTS (e.g. a directory path, --format json).
taskmd validate $ARGUMENTS
$ARGUMENTS is empty, run: taskmd validatenpx claudepluginhub driangle/taskmd --plugin taskmdValidates task.md files for frontmatter presence, required fields (id, title), enum values (status, priority), unique IDs, dependency/parent validity, cycles, and naming conventions. Use when checking task directories.
Validates Rulebook task format and structure against OpenSpec requirements, checking proposal.md, tasks.md, specs with SHALL/MUST, and Given/When/Then scenarios. Use before archiving or for quality checks.
Verifies task acceptance criteria by running taskmd checks, evaluating bash scripts and file assertions via codebase inspection, and reporting pass/fail verdict with fixes.