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Use when adding a new task to the backlog — collects title, body, tags, priority, and parent task, then creates it with agkan.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/agkan-skills:agkan-addThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
A workflow to add a new task to the backlog with all relevant fields set in one pass.
A workflow to add a new task to the backlog with all relevant fields set in one pass.
Gather the following from the user. Fields marked optional can be skipped if not provided.
| Field | Required | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Title | Yes | Short, descriptive task title |
| Body | No | Detailed description, background, acceptance criteria |
| Tags | No | One or more from the canonical tag list (see below) |
| Priority | No | critical / high / medium / low (default: medium) |
| Parent task ID | No | ID of an existing task to nest this task under |
| Branch | No | Branch name to assign (stored in branch column); leave blank to auto-generate at implementation time |
Use AskUserQuestion to collect all fields in one pass. Include Title, Body, Tags, Priority, Parent, and Branch in your question set.
When the user provides a Branch value → include --branch <name> in the agkan task add command.
When the user leaves Branch blank → omit --branch; the branch will be auto-generated by agkan-subtask or agkan-subtask-direct at implementation time.
Canonical tag list (in priority order):
| Tag | Use when |
|---|---|
bug | Something is broken |
security | Security-related concern |
improvement | Enhancement to existing functionality |
test | Test coverage or QA |
performance | Speed or resource optimization |
refactor | Code quality, no behavior change |
docs | Documentation |
Single-line body: Pass directly as an argument.
agkan task add "<title>" "<body>" --priority <value>
agkan task add "<title>" --priority <value> # no body
agkan task add "<title>" "<body>" # medium priority (default, flag omitted)
agkan task add "<title>"
agkan task add "<title>" "<body>" --branch <branch> # with branch
agkan task add "<title>" --branch <branch> # no body, with branch
Multi-line body: MUST use --file.
Write the body to a temporary file first, then pass it with --file. NEVER use $'...' syntax or \n in arguments for multi-line content.
# Step 1: Write body to a temp file (use Write tool)
# /tmp/task_body.md:
# 1行目
# 2行目
#
# ## 詳細
# 内容はここに
# Step 2: Create task with --file
agkan task add "<title>" --file /tmp/task_body.md
# Step 3: Delete the temp file
rm /tmp/task_body.md
Note the task ID returned from the command output.
For each tag:
agkan tag attach <task-id> <tag-name>
agkan task update-parent <task-id> <parent-id>
If this task depends on other tasks (i.e., cannot start until another task is done), set the blocking relationship.
<blocker-id> is the task that must complete first<blocked-id> is the new task being addedagkan task block add <blocker-id> <task-id>
Ask the user whether there are any tasks this new task is blocked by, or any tasks this new task blocks.
Retrieve and display the created task:
agkan task get <task-id>
Output a concise summary to the user:
backlog)backlog status by defaultready — that is handled by agkan-planningGuides creation, editing, and verification of skills for AI coding agents using test-driven development with subagent scenarios. Use when authoring or debugging skills.
npx claudepluginhub gendosu/gendosu-claude-plugins --plugin agkan-skills