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Manages tasks, goals, projects, and brain dumps in Mission Control JSON files. Create, update, query entries with kanban status, assign agents, and regenerate AI context.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/workspace:task-managementThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
All data lives in `mission-control/data/` as JSON files. Read and write these directly.
All data lives in mission-control/data/ as JSON files. Read and write these directly.
mission-control/data/ai-context.md (read this FIRST for a snapshot)mission-control/data/tasks.jsonmission-control/data/goals.jsonmission-control/data/projects.jsonmission-control/data/brain-dump.jsonRequired fields: id, title, description, importance, urgency, kanban, assignedTo
{
"id": "task_{Date.now()}",
"title": "Action-oriented title",
"description": "What needs to be done",
"importance": "important",
"urgency": "urgent",
"kanban": "not-started",
"projectId": "proj_001",
"milestoneId": "mile_001",
"assignedTo": "developer",
"dailyActions": [],
"tags": ["tag1"],
"notes": "",
"createdAt": "ISO-8601",
"updatedAt": "ISO-8601",
"completedAt": null
}
updatedAt to current ISO timestamp"done": set completedAt to current ISO timestamp"done": set completedAt to null"developer""researcher""marketer""business-analyst""me"Run pnpm gen:context in mission-control/ to regenerate ai-context.md
npx claudepluginhub meisnerdan/mission-controlDefines conventions for TASKS.md files: structure with optional sections, status symbols ([ ] todo, [/] ongoing, [x] done, [-] backlog), task descriptions, and testable acceptance criteria. Use for creating, editing, updating tasks or tracking progress.
Manages tasks-plans/ workspace by adding actionable items to backlog, ideas for exploration, or dated references. Organizes files by topic into subfolders, processes queued work via subcommands.
Creates sequential tasks with priority, status, due dates in secondbrain's .claude/data/tasks YAML shards. Activates on 'create task', 'add todo', or similar requests.