From tsk-help
Provides documentation on tsk CLI for delegating dev tasks to AI agents in Docker/Podman containers, running interactive shells, managing task queues/servers, and creating git branches.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/tsk-help:tsk-helpThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
`tsk` delegates development tasks to AI agents (Claude Code, Codex) running in isolated Docker/Podman containers. Agents work autonomously and produce git branches for review.
tsk delegates development tasks to AI agents (Claude Code, Codex) running in isolated Docker/Podman containers. Agents work autonomously and produce git branches for review.
tsk run --type feat --name add-auth --prompt "Add JWT authentication to the API"
Key flags:
--type (-t): Task template (feat, fix, doc, refactor, or custom templates)--name (-n): Human-readable name used in the git branch--prompt (-p): Task prompt (replaces {{PROMPT}} in templates)--agent: Agent to use (claude, codex). Default: claude--edit: Open the full prompt in your editor before sendingtsk shell
Drops you into a container with your repo copy and agent installed. Work interactively, then exit to save changes as a branch.
# Start the server with parallel workers
tsk server start --workers 4
# Queue tasks
tsk add -t feat -n user-api -p "Add REST API for user management"
tsk add -t fix -n login-bug -p "Fix session timeout on login page"
# Check status
tsk list
Child tasks start from where the parent left off:
tsk add -t feat -n add-api -p "Add users API endpoint"
tsk list # get the task ID
tsk add -t feat -n add-tests -p "Add tests for users API" --parent <taskid>
This is the output of tsk help
!tsk help
tsk copies your repository into an isolated directory (includes uncommitted changes by default, or use --branch to start from a specific branch's committed state)tsk/{type}/{name}/{id}Run the same task with multiple agents to compare results:
tsk add -t feat -n greeting --agent codex,claude -p "Add a greeting feature"
Create templates in ~/.config/tsk/templates/ or .tsk/templates/:
mkdir -p ~/.config/tsk/templates
cat > ~/.config/tsk/templates/issue-bot.md << 'EOF'
Solve the GitHub issue below. Write tests and a descriptive commit message.
{{PROMPT}}
EOF
# Use it
gh issue view 42 | tsk add -t issue-bot -n fix-issue-42
tsk is configured via ~/.config/tsk/tsk.toml. Key settings:
container_engine = "docker" # or "podman"
[defaults]
memory_gb = 12.0
cpu = 8
[server]
auto_clean_enabled = true
auto_clean_age_days = 7.0
[project.my-project]
agent = "claude"
stack = "go"
See tsk help or tsk help <command> for full option details.
npx claudepluginhub dtormoen/tsk-tsk --plugin tsk-helpOrchestrates parallel AI coding agents in isolated Git worktrees using Agency CLI. Create, list, merge tasks; attach files; manage tmux sessions for simultaneous coding.
Orchestrates multi-agent coding tasks via Claude DevFleet: plans projects into mission DAGs, dispatches parallel agents to isolated git worktrees, monitors progress, and retrieves structured reports.
Orchestrates multi-agent coding tasks via Claude DevFleet — plan projects, dispatch parallel agents in isolated worktrees, monitor progress, and read structured reports.