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ref-sp-agents-local-taskslisted

Reference guidance for using `.agents/tasks/` as a gitignored local workspace: a lightweight `TODO.md` notes list plus tracked task folders that move through `new/`, `open/`, and `closed/` lifecycle subfolders. Use when: reading or updating `.agents/tasks/TODO.md`, creating or moving a tracked task folder between `new/`, `open/`, and `closed/`, setting a task's frontmatter `status`, or checking whether local agent task notes still match the active work.
swiftpostlabs/agentic-tools · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 73
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# Agents Local Tasks ## Purpose Define how this repo uses `.agents/tasks/` as a gitignored local workspace with two complementary layers: - **`TODO.md`** — a lightweight notes and small-tasks list for quick items that do not need lifecycle tracking. - **Tracked task folders** — one kebab-case folder per substantial task, each carrying a `README.md` whose frontmatter records an internal `status`. Each folder lives in exactly one lifecycle subfolder — `new/`, `open/`, or `closed/` — and moves between them as the task progresses. Treat `.agents/tasks/` for task tracking and `.agents/playground/` for scratch artifacts as the default paired local workspaces unless the current repo explicitly documents a different convention. ## When to use this skill - Reading or updating `.agents/tasks/TODO.md`. - Creating a tracked task folder under `.agents/tasks/new/<task-name>/`, or moving one between `new/`, `open/`, and `closed/`. - Setting or updating a task's frontmatter `status`. - Storing temporary working files such as `pr-description.md`, `notes.md`, `validation.md`, or `plan.md` inside a task folder. - Reviewing whether local task files still match the active work. ## Scope boundaries This skill owns the **format and conventions** of `.agents/tasks/`: the directory model, the lifecycle subfolders, `TODO.md` syntax, and frontmatter `status`. - `tool-sp-handle-agents-local-tasks` — actually working the backlog: picking the next item, doing it, moving the folder. Read this sk