--- name: do-task description: Look up a task by ID or name and start working on it. Use when the user wants to pick up and execute a task. allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Glob, Grep, Write, Edit, Task, EnterPlanMode --- # Do Task Look up a task and start working on it. ## Instructions The user's query is in `$ARGUMENTS` (a task ID like `077` or a task name/keyword). 1. **Look up the task**: Run `taskmd get $ARGUMENTS` to find the task - If not found, run `taskmd list` to show available tasks and ask the user which one they meant 2. **Read the task file** with the `Read` tool to get the full description, subtasks, and acceptance criteria 3. **Mark the task as in-progress**: Run `taskmd set --status in-progress` 4. **Start a worklog entry** (if worklogs are enabled): - Check `.taskmd.yaml` for `worklogs: true` -- only create worklogs if explicitly enabled - If enabled, find or create the worklog file at `tasks//.worklogs/.md` (or `tasks/.worklogs/.md` for root tasks) - Append a timestamped entry noting your approach and initial findings 5. **Do the task**: Follow the task description and complete the work described - Use `EnterPlanMode` for non-trivial implementation tasks - Check off subtasks (`- [x]`) in the task file as you complete them - Append worklog entries when you make key decisions, hit blockers, or complete significant subtasks - In the Plan, include a reference to the original task ID, and task file path. 6. **Write a final worklog entry** summarizing what was done, decisions made, and any open items 7. **Mark the task as done**: Use the `/complete-task` skill (invoke it with the task ID) to complete the task. It handles verification and status changes automatically. ## Worklog Format Each worklog entry uses a timestamp heading followed by free-form notes: ```markdown ## 2026-02-15T10:30:00Z Started implementation of the search feature. **Approach:** Using full-text search with the existing SQLite database rather than adding Elasticsearch -- simpler and sufficient for our scale. **Completed:** - [x] Added search query parser - [x] Created search index **Next:** Add result ranking and write tests. ```