detect-task

# Detect Active Task Parse the task-state file / current git branch to find the active task ID (tracker-adapter-aware). Used by commands that need to know which task is in progress. > **IMPORTANT:** If the spec below invokes any deferred tool (e.g. `AskUserQuestion`), you MUST load and call it as specified. Never skip the call, never substitute a default answer of your own — the tool invocation is part of the contract. This is critical. ## Why This Exists 10+ commands need to detect the active task from branch name. This skill centralizes the logic so branch format changes are updated in one place. ## Detection Flow ### Step 1: Parse Branch Name ```bash BRANCH=$(git branch --show-current) ``` Extract the task ID from the branch name. Formats: - `feature/<task-id>-<slug>` - standard LETS branches (main repo) - `worktree-<task-id>-<slug>` - worktree branches created via `/lets:worktree create` in new-branch mode (the LETS convention) - `worktree-<custom-name>` - worktree branch without an embedded task ID; use fallback - any other shape (e.g. `feature/foo`, `bugfix/bar`) - attached existing branch via `/lets:worktree create --attach`; no task ID in the name; use fallback The `<task-id>` shape is TRACKER-DEPENDENT (the id sits immediately after `feature/` or `worktree-`, up to the first `-<slug>` boundary): - beads: `<prefix>-<alphanum>[.<number>]` - e.g. `lets-abc`, `lets-abc.1`, `proj-xyz.42` - a numeric-id tracker: a pure-numeric id - e.g. `48647`, so `feature/48647-...