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# Tusk Skill The primary interface for working with tasks from the project task database (via `tusk` CLI). Use this to get the next task, start working on it, and manage the full development workflow. > Use `/create-task` for task creation — handles decomposition, deduplication, criteria, and deps. Use `tusk task-insert` only for bulk/automated inserts. ## Setup: Upgrade and Reload Before any task workflow command, run: ```bash tusk upgrade --no-commit ``` After the command finishes, immediately read the current `.claude/skills/tusk/SKILL.md` from disk exactly once and restart this `/tusk` workflow from that freshly loaded file, preserving the user's original task argument or no-argument intent. This applies whether the command reports `Upgrade complete` or `Already up to date`; do not continue from the stale skill text already loaded into this session. After that one reload, do not repeat this upgrade/reload bootstrap again for the same `/tusk` invocation. If the command reports that this is the tusk source repo and `git pull` is the update path, continue normally with the already loaded instructions. ## Setup: Discover Project Config Before any operation that needs domain or agent values, run: ```bash tusk config ``` This returns the full config as JSON (domains, agents, task_types, priorities, complexity, etc.). Use the returned values (not hardcoded ones) when validating or inserting tasks. ## Commands ### Get Next Task (default - no arguments) Finds the high