viben task

Task management command with full lifecycle management support.

Overview

The viben task command is used to manage development tasks, including task creation, configuration, context management, planning, and monitoring.

Command Structure

viben task <subcommand> [options]

Subcommand Overview

Subcommand	Description
`list`	List tasks
`create`	Create a new task
`view`	View task details
`edit`	Edit a task
`delete`	Delete a task
`finish`	Complete a task
`archive`	Archive a task
`list-archive`	List archived tasks
`enqueue`	Enqueue a task
`dequeue`	Remove from queue
`pause`	Pause a task
`resume`	Resume a task
`review`	View tasks pending review
`approve`	Approve completion
`reject`	Reject and rework
`retry`	Retry a failed task
`cancel`	Cancel a task
`stop`	Alias for cancel
`start`	Start task execution
`plan-phase`	Run Plan phase
`work-phase`	Run Work phase
`implement-phase`	Run Implement phase
`check-phase`	Run Check phase
`status`	View task status
`create-pr`	Create a Pull Request
`set-branch`	Set task branch name
`set-base`	Set base branch for PR
`set-agent`	Set agent configuration
`create-worktree`	Create git worktree for task
`validate-check-phase-passed`	Validate check phase passed
`check-stuck`	Check if task is stuck
`cleanup`	Clean up worktree and resources

Task CRUD

List Tasks

viben task list [--mine] [--status <status>] [--json]

Options:

Option	Description
`--mine`, `-m`	Show only tasks assigned to the current developer
`--status`, `-s`	Filter by status (backlog, in_progress, completed)
`--json`	JSON format output

Examples:

viben task list
viben task list --mine
viben task list --status in_progress --json

Create Task

viben task create <title> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
`--slug <name>`	Task identifier, defaults to generated from title
`--assignee <dev>`	Assign to whom, defaults to current developer
`--priority <P0-P3>`	Priority, defaults to P2
`--agent <agent-id>`	Associated agent configuration

Examples:

viben task create "Add user authentication"
viben task create "Fix login bug" --slug fix-login --priority P1
viben task create "Implement API" --assignee john --agent coding-assistant

View Task

viben task view <task>

Examples:

viben task view add-user-auth
viben task view .viben/tasks/03-03-add-user-auth

Edit Task

viben task edit <task>

Delete Task

viben task delete <task> [--force]

Status Lifecycle Management

Design Principles

Unified task_dir identifier - All commands use the task directory name as the identifier
Explicit parameters - viben task <command> <task> must specify the task
Local-first - Directly operate on task.json and events.jsonl, no Gateway dependency
Atomic commands - Each command is responsible for a single state transition

Command Overview

viben task <command> <task>

State transition commands:
  enqueue <task>     backlog -> queue        Enqueue for execution
  dequeue <task>     queue -> backlog        Remove from queue
  pause <task>       in_progress -> paused   Pause execution
  resume <task>      paused -> restore       Resume execution
  review <task>      Display review info     View task pending review
  approve <task>     review -> completed     Approve completion
  reject <task>      review -> backlog       Reject and rework
  retry <task>       failed -> queue         Retry failed task
  cancel <task>      * -> cancelled          Cancel task
  stop <task>        Alias for cancel

Enqueue Task

Move a task from backlog status to queue status and submit it to the Command Queue system.

viben task enqueue <task> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
`--agent <id>`	Execution agent ID
`--executor <type>`	Executor type (CLAUDE_CODE, CURSOR, OPENCODE, etc.)
`--model <id>`	Model ID
`--priority <p>`	Priority (P0/P1/P2/P3)
`--skip-queue`	Only update status, don't submit to queue system

Behavior:

Validates task status is backlog
Sets agent/executor/model (if specified, locked after enqueue)
Sets queuedAt timestamp (used for FIFO ordering)
Status transition: backlog -> queue
Writes QUEUE event to events.jsonl

Examples:

# Basic enqueue - submits to command queue
viben task enqueue 03-10-feature-xyz

# Specify execution configuration
viben task enqueue 03-10-feature-xyz --agent my-agent --executor CLAUDE_CODE --model claude-sonnet-4-20250514

# Only update status without submitting to queue
viben task enqueue 03-10-feature-xyz --skip-queue

How It Works:

When you run viben task enqueue, the following happens:

Task status is updated from backlog to queue
The command viben task start <task> is submitted to the Command Queue system
The queue task ID is saved to task.json as queue_id
The queue system executes the command when capacity is available

# View the queue status
viben queue status

# View queue task list
viben queue list
# ID              STATUS   COMMAND                          CWD
# q_7kA9OXDz71T7  pending  viben task start my-feature      /path/to/repo

# View task.json
cat .viben/tasks/03-15-my-feature/task.json
# {
#   "status": "queue",
#   "queue_id": "q_7kA9OXDz71T7",
#   ...
# }

Dequeue Task

Remove a task from the queue and return it to backlog status.

viben task dequeue <task>

Behavior:

Validates status is queue
Clears queuedAt
Status transition: queue -> backlog
Writes DEQUEUE event

Examples:

# Dequeue via task system
viben task dequeue my-feature

# Alternative: cancel via queue system directly
viben queue cancel q_7kA9OXDz71T7

Pause Task

Pause an executing or queued task.

viben task pause <task>

Behavior:

Validates status is in_progress or queue

Saves pausedSnapshot:

{
  "fromState": "in_progress",
  "subtaskIndex": 2,
  "pausedAt": "2026-03-11T10:00:00Z"
}

Status transition: in_progress/queue -> paused
Writes PAUSE event

Resume Task

Resume a paused task.

viben task resume <task>

Behavior:

Validates status is paused
Reads pausedSnapshot.fromState
Restores to the state before pause
Clears pausedSnapshot
Writes RESUME event

View Tasks Pending Review

View detailed information about a task pending review.

viben task review <task>

Behavior:

Reads task.json
If pr_url exists, fetches PR statistics (via gh CLI)
Displays task details and next-step action hints

Output:

=== Task Review: 03-10-feature-xyz ===

Title:    Implement user authentication feature
Status:   review
Priority: P1

PR URL:   https://github.com/org/repo/pull/123
Branch:   feature/03-10-feature-xyz

Files Changed: 12
+425 -89

Next steps:
  viben task approve 03-10-feature-xyz   # Approve completion
  viben task reject 03-10-feature-xyz    # Reject and rework

Approve Task

Approve a task as completed.

viben task approve <task>

Behavior:

Validates status is review
Sets completedAt to current time
Status transition: review -> completed
Writes APPROVED event

Reject Task

Reject a task and return it to backlog for rework.

viben task reject <task> [--reason <text>]

Behavior:

Validates status is review
Clears pr_url (PR may need to be closed or resubmitted)
Records reviewReason: "rejected" and rejectReason (if specified)
Status transition: review -> backlog
Writes REJECTED event

Retry Task

Retry a failed task by re-enqueuing it.

viben task retry <task>

Behavior:

Validates status is failed
Clears error-related fields
Re-sets queuedAt
Status transition: failed -> queue
Writes RETRY event

Cancel Task

Cancel a task, moving it directly to the cancelled terminal state.

viben task cancel <task> [--reason <text>] [--force]
viben task stop <task>   # Alias for cancel

Options:

Option	Description
`--reason <text>`	Cancellation reason (optional)
`--force`, `-f`	Force cancel tasks in in_progress status

Behavior:

Validates task status is in the allowed list: backlog, queue, paused, in_progress, review
If status is in_progress and --force is not specified, exits with error:
```
Error: Task is in_progress. Use --force to cancel a running task.
```
Records cancelReason (if specified)
Sets cancelledAt to current time
Status transition -> cancelled
Writes CANCEL event to events.jsonl

Statuses that cannot be cancelled:

completed - Already completed, use archive instead
failed - Already failed, use retry or archive instead
cancelled - Already cancelled

Task Execution

Execution Architecture

Task execution uses a layered architecture:

+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                           TASK EXECUTION LIFECYCLE                               |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                                                                 |
|  [Start] viben task start <task>                                                |
|       |                                                                         |
|       v                                                                         |
|  startTask() --> Read start.md as prompt --> AI executes the following flow:     |
|       |                                                                         |
|       |   +-------------------------------------------------------------+       |
|       |   |  start.md Flow (AI execution)                               |       |
|       |   +-------------------------------------------------------------+       |
|       |   |                                                             |       |
|       |   |  Phase 1: Plan                                              |       |
|       |   |       |                                                     |       |
|       |   |       v                                                     |       |
|       |   |  viben task plan-phase --> Plan Agent                       |       |
|       |   |       +-- Validate requirement                              |       |
|       |   |       +-- Research codebase                                 |       |
|       |   |       +-- Configure context (jsonl)                         |       |
|       |   |       +-- Write prd.md                                      |       |
|       |   |                                                             |       |
|       |   |  Phase 2: Work                                              |       |
|       |   |       |                                                     |       |
|       |   |       v                                                     |       |
|       |   |  viben task work-phase --> Work Agent                       |       |
|       |   |       |                                                     |       |
|       |   |       |   [Auto-create worktree when worktree=true          |       |
|       |   |       |    or branch is set]                                |       |
|       |   |       |                                                     |       |
|       |   |       +-- Dispatch sub-agents (in next_action order):       |       |
|       |   |               +-- Task(implement) --> Implement code        |       |
|       |   |               +-- Task(check)     --> Check code            |       |
|       |   |               +-- Task(finish)    --> Final verification    |       |
|       |   |                                                             |       |
|       |   |  Phase 3: Create PR (worktree mode)                         |       |
|       |   |       +-- viben task create-pr --> Create PR                |       |
|       |   |                                                             |       |
|       |   |  Phase 4: Report Status                                     |       |
|       |   |       +-- Output monitoring commands                        |       |
|       |   |                                                             |       |
|       |   +-------------------------------------------------------------+       |
|       |                                                                         |
|       v                                                                         |
|  status: in_progress -> review                                                  |
|                                                                                 |
+---------------------------------------------------------------------------------+

Command Classification

Command	Nature	Description
`viben task start`	Standard entry point	Executes full flow (plan -> work -> report)
`viben task plan-phase`	Phase command	Called by start internally, also usable standalone
`viben task work-phase`	Phase command	Called by start internally, also usable standalone
`viben task implement-phase`	Phase command	Called by work internally, also usable standalone
`viben task check-phase`	Phase command	Called by work internally, also usable standalone
`viben task create-worktree`	Utility command	Create worktree independently

Start Task

viben task start <task> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
`--executor <type>`	Executor type (CLAUDE_CODE, CURSOR, OPENCODE, etc.)
`--detach`	Run in background
`--worktree`	Run in an isolated git worktree (parallel mode)
`--resume`	Resume an existing agent session
`--session <id>`	Specify session-id (used with --resume)

Execution Flow:

Call startTask() (phase/start.ts)
Read /viben:start command content (start.md)
Send to Claude as a prompt
AI executes the flow defined in start.md:
- Phase 1: viben task plan-phase -> Plan Agent
- Phase 2: viben task work-phase -> Work Agent
- Phase 3: Report Status
Register agent to registry

Examples:

viben task start add-user-auth
viben task start add-user-auth --executor CURSOR
viben task start add-user-auth --resume

Plan Phase

Run the Plan Phase, launching the Plan Agent to plan the task.

viben task plan-phase <task> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
`-p, --platform <platform>`	Platform (claude, cursor, iflow, opencode), default claude
`-v, --verbose`	Enable verbose output

Preconditions:

task.json must exist
title or description field serves as the requirement

Plan Agent Flow:

Evaluate the requirement (may reject unclear or overly large requirements)
Call research agent to analyze the codebase
Configure context files (implement.jsonl, check.jsonl, fix.jsonl)
Generate prd.md requirements document
Set branch name

Examples:

viben task plan-phase 03-11-user-auth
viben task plan-phase 03-11-user-auth --platform cursor

Work Phase

Run the Work Phase, launching the Work Agent to execute the task.

viben task work-phase <task> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
`-p, --platform <platform>`	Platform (claude, cursor, iflow, opencode), default claude
`-v, --verbose`	Enable verbose output
`--no-detach`	Run in foreground (default is background)

Preconditions:

task.json must exist
prd.md must exist (plan phase completed)
work agent must exist

Automatic Worktree Creation:

When task.json has worktree=true or a branch field, a git worktree is automatically created.

Work Agent Flow:

Reads next_action array from task.json
Executes each action in order:
- implement -> calls implement agent
- check -> calls check agent
- fix -> calls fix agent
- finish -> calls check agent (with [finish] marker)

备注

create-pr and compute-reward are called by the start agent in the main repo, not handled by the work agent.

Examples:

viben task work-phase 03-11-user-auth
viben task work-phase 03-11-user-auth --platform cursor

Implement Phase

Run the Implement Phase directly (standalone usage).

viben task implement-phase <task> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
`-p, --platform <platform>`	Platform (claude, cursor, iflow, opencode), default claude
`-v, --verbose`	Enable verbose output

Preconditions:

task.json must exist
prd.md must exist
implement agent must exist
implement.jsonl optional (provides code-spec file list)

Examples:

viben task implement-phase 03-11-user-auth

Check Phase

Run the Check Phase directly (standalone usage).

viben task check-phase <task> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
`-p, --platform <platform>`	Platform (claude, cursor, iflow, opencode), default claude
`-v, --verbose`	Enable verbose output

Preconditions:

task.json must exist
prd.md must exist
check agent must exist
check.jsonl optional (provides code-spec file list)

Examples:

viben task check-phase 03-11-user-auth

View Status

# View all task statuses
viben task status

# View specific task status
viben task status <task> [--detail] [--watch] [--log]

Options:

Option	Description
`--assignee`, `-a`	Filter by assignee
`--status`, `-s`	Filter by status
`--running`	Show only tasks with running agents
`--json`	JSON format output
`--detail`	Show detailed status
`--watch`	Real-time monitoring of agent logs
`--log`	Show recent log entries

Create PR

viben task create-pr <task> [--dry-run]

Task Configuration

Set Branch

Set the Git branch name for a task.

viben task set-branch <task> --branch <branch-name>

Options:

Option	Description
`--branch <name>`	Branch name to set

Examples:

viben task set-branch add-user-auth --branch feature/user-auth

Set Base Branch

Set the PR target (base) branch for a task.

viben task set-base <task> --branch <branch-name>

Options:

Option	Description
`--branch <name>`	Base branch name

Examples:

viben task set-base add-user-auth --branch develop

Set Agent

Set the associated agent configuration for a task.

viben task set-agent <task> --agent <agent-id>

Options:

Option	Description
`--agent <id>`	Agent ID to associate

Examples:

viben task set-agent add-user-auth --agent coding-assistant

Worktree Management

Create Worktree

Create an isolated git worktree for a task.

viben task create-worktree <task> [--skip-prd]

Options:

Option	Description
`--skip-prd`	Skip prd.md validation

How It Works:

Validates task status (rejected tasks cannot create worktrees)
Checks that prd.md exists (unless --skip-prd)
Creates a git worktree and sets up the branch
Updates task.json with the worktree_path

Examples:

viben task create-worktree 03-11-user-auth
viben task create-worktree 03-11-user-auth --skip-prd

Validation

Validate Check Phase Passed

Validate that the check phase has passed for a task.

viben task validate-check-phase-passed <task> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
`-o, --output <text>`	Agent output text (for completion markers validation)
`-f, --output-file <file>`	File containing agent output

Validation Methods:

verify_commands - Runs verification commands to check
completion_markers - Checks output for completion markers

Examples:

viben task validate-check-phase-passed 03-11-user-auth
viben task validate-check-phase-passed 03-11-user-auth -f .check-log

Stuck Detection

Check Stuck

Detect whether a task is stuck (detection only, does not perform recovery).

viben task check-stuck <task> [options]

Options:

Option	Description
`-t, --threshold <ms>`	Stuck threshold in milliseconds (default: 120000 / 2 minutes)
`-v, --verbose`	Show detailed detection data
`--json`	JSON format output

Detection Mechanism:

The command runs 4 checks to determine if a task is stuck:

Check	Description	Stuck Condition
`status`	Task status check	Only `in_progress` or `queue` states can be stuck
`event_timestamp`	Event timestamp	No new events beyond threshold
`process`	Agent process status	PID process does not exist
`log_activity`	Log activity	Log file not modified for extended period

Stuck Determination Logic:

isStuck = process_not_running OR (event_timeout AND log_inactive)

Process not running -> determined stuck
Event timeout AND log inactive -> determined stuck

Output Example:

=== Stuck Check: 03-11-feature-xyz ===

Status: STUCK
  Task appears stuck: process not running, no recent events

Checks:
  ok status: Task is in active state: in_progress
  FAIL event_timestamp: No events for 5m 32s (threshold: 2m)
  FAIL process: Agent process not running (PID: 12345)
  FAIL log_activity: Log file not modified for 5m 30s

Task Info:
  Status:   in_progress
  Assignee: john
  Last Event: AGENT_OUTPUT_CHUNK @ 2026-03-11T10:00:00Z
  Updated:  2026-03-11T10:00:00Z

JSON Output:

{
  "success": true,
  "data": {
    "success": true,
    "taskDir": "03-11-feature-xyz",
    "isStuck": true,
    "summary": "Task appears stuck: process not running, no recent events",
    "checks": [
      {
        "name": "status",
        "isStuck": false,
        "reason": "Task is in active state: in_progress"
      },
      {
        "name": "event_timestamp",
        "isStuck": true,
        "reason": "No events for 5m 32s (threshold: 2m)"
      },
      {
        "name": "process",
        "isStuck": true,
        "reason": "Agent process not running (PID: 12345)"
      },
      {
        "name": "log_activity",
        "isStuck": true,
        "reason": "Log file not modified for 5m 30s"
      }
    ]
  }
}

Examples:

# Basic check
viben task check-stuck 03-11-feature-xyz

# Custom threshold (5 minutes)
viben task check-stuck 03-11-feature-xyz -t 300000

# Verbose output
viben task check-stuck 03-11-feature-xyz --verbose

# JSON output (for scripts or API)
viben task check-stuck 03-11-feature-xyz --json

备注

The check-stuck command only detects stuck tasks. Automatic recovery is handled by the Gateway's TaskRecoveryService.

Context Management

Initialize Context

viben task init-context <task>

Creates implement.jsonl, check.jsonl, and fix.jsonl files.

Add Context

viben task add-context <task> <file>... [--reason <text>] [--recursive]

Examples:

viben task add-context add-user-auth src/auth/
viben task add-context add-user-auth docs/api.md --reason "API reference documentation"

Remove Context

viben task remove-context <task> <file>...

List Context

viben task list-context <task>

Validate Context

viben task validate-context <task>

Archive Management

Complete Task

viben task finish <task>

Archive Task

viben task archive <task>

The task will be moved to the archive/YYYY-MM/ directory.

List Archived Tasks

viben task list-archive [YYYY-MM]

Clean Up Worktree

# Clean up worktree for a specific branch
viben task cleanup <branch> [--keep-branch] [--yes]

# Clean up merged worktrees
viben task cleanup --merged [--yes]

# Clean up all worktrees
viben task cleanup --all [--yes]

# List all worktrees
viben task cleanup --list

State Lifecycle Diagram

Status Transitions

Command	Allowed Starting Status	Target Status
enqueue	backlog	queue
dequeue	queue	backlog
pause	queue, in_progress	paused
resume	paused	queue or in_progress
approve	review	completed
reject	review	backlog
retry	failed	queue
cancel / stop	backlog, queue, paused, in_progress*, review	cancelled

*in_progress status requires the --force parameter

Task Directory Structure

.viben/tasks/
├── 03-03-add-user-auth/
│   ├── task.json           # Task metadata
│   ├── prd.md              # Product Requirements Document (generated by Plan Agent)
│   ├── implement.jsonl     # Implementation phase context
│   ├── check.jsonl         # Check phase context
│   ├── fix.jsonl           # Fix phase context
│   └── .plan-log           # Plan Agent log
└── archive/
    └── 2024-02/
        └── 02-15-old-task/

task.json Format

{
  "id": "add-user-auth",
  "name": "add-user-auth",
  "title": "Add user authentication",
  "description": "",
  "status": "backlog",
  "priority": "P2",
  "creator": "john",
  "assignee": "john",
  "createdAt": "2024-03-03",
  "completedAt": null,
  "branch": "feature/user-auth",
  "base_branch": "main",
  "worktree_path": null,
  "current_phase": 0,
  "next_action": [
    {"phase": 1, "action": "implement"},
    {"phase": 2, "action": "check"},
    {"phase": 3, "action": "finish"}
  ],
  "commit": null,
  "pr_url": null,
  "subtasks": [],
  "relatedFiles": [],
  "notes": ""
}

Task + Queue Integration

The Task system integrates with the Command Queue system to enable queued task execution with concurrency control and background processing.

Architecture

Key Principle: The Queue system has zero knowledge of the Task system. Queue only executes shell commands and doesn't understand task semantics.

Data Flow

When you run viben task enqueue <task>:

Task status is updated to queue in task.json
Queue system receives command: viben task start <task>
Queue ID is saved to task.json

When the Queue system executes the command:

viben task start updates status to in_progress
Agent executes the task
On completion, status becomes completed or failed

Status Mapping

Task Status	Queue Status	Description
`backlog`	-	Task not submitted to queue
`queue`	`pending`	Task waiting for execution
`in_progress`	`running`	Task currently executing
`completed`	`completed` (exit 0)	Task completed successfully
`failed`	`completed` (exit != 0)	Task execution failed

task.json Queue Field

When a task is enqueued, the queue_id field is added to task.json:

{
  "id": "my-feature",
  "status": "queue",
  "queue_id": "q_7kA9OXDz71T7",
  ...
}

Workflow Example

# 1. Create task
viben task create "My feature" --slug my-feature

# 2. Submit to queue
viben task enqueue my-feature

# 3. View queue status
viben queue status
# Queue Status
# ────────────────────────────────────────
#   Pending:     1 task(s)
#   Running:     0 / 3 (max concurrency)

# 4. View queue list
viben queue list
# ID              STATUS   COMMAND                          CWD
# q_7kA9OXDz71T7  pending  viben task start my-feature      /path/to/repo

# 5. Monitor execution
viben queue logs q_7kA9OXDz71T7 --follow

# 6. View task status
viben task status my-feature

Direct Execution (Skip Queue)

To execute a task immediately without going through the queue:

# Option 1: Use --skip-queue flag
viben task enqueue my-feature --skip-queue
viben task start my-feature

# Option 2: Use start directly
viben task start my-feature

viben queue - Command queue management
viben swarm - Agent swarm scheduling
viben session - Session record management
viben evo - File-based Self-Evolution

Overview​

Command Structure​

Subcommand Overview​

Task CRUD​

List Tasks​

Create Task​

View Task​

Edit Task​

Delete Task​

Status Lifecycle Management​

Design Principles​

Command Overview​

Enqueue Task​

Dequeue Task​

Pause Task​

Resume Task​

View Tasks Pending Review​

Approve Task​

Reject Task​

Retry Task​

Cancel Task​

Task Execution​

Execution Architecture​

Command Classification​

Start Task​

Plan Phase​

Work Phase​

Implement Phase​

Check Phase​

View Status​

Create PR​

Task Configuration​

Set Branch​

Set Base Branch​

Set Agent​

Worktree Management​

Create Worktree​

Validation​

Validate Check Phase Passed​

Stuck Detection​

Check Stuck​

Context Management​

Initialize Context​

Add Context​

Remove Context​

List Context​

Validate Context​

Archive Management​

Complete Task​

Archive Task​

List Archived Tasks​

Clean Up Worktree​

State Lifecycle Diagram​

Status Transitions​

Task Directory Structure​

task.json Format​

Task + Queue Integration​

Architecture​

Data Flow​

Status Mapping​

task.json Queue Field​

Workflow Example​

Direct Execution (Skip Queue)​

Related Commands​

Overview

Command Structure

Subcommand Overview

Task CRUD

List Tasks

Create Task

View Task

Edit Task

Delete Task

Status Lifecycle Management

Design Principles

Command Overview

Enqueue Task

Dequeue Task

Pause Task

Resume Task

View Tasks Pending Review

Approve Task

Reject Task

Retry Task

Cancel Task

Task Execution

Execution Architecture

Command Classification

Start Task

Plan Phase

Work Phase

Implement Phase

Check Phase

View Status

Create PR

Task Configuration

Set Branch

Set Base Branch

Set Agent

Worktree Management

Create Worktree

Validation

Validate Check Phase Passed

Stuck Detection

Check Stuck

Context Management

Initialize Context

Add Context

Remove Context

List Context

Validate Context

Archive Management

Complete Task

Archive Task

List Archived Tasks

Clean Up Worktree

State Lifecycle Diagram

Status Transitions

Task Directory Structure

task.json Format

Task + Queue Integration

Architecture

Data Flow

Status Mapping

task.json Queue Field

Workflow Example

Direct Execution (Skip Queue)

Related Commands