simple-tasks
Simple Tasks installs a lightweight CLI tool into a project for fast, local task management using a single `tasks/TASKS.md` file and optional detailed notes. Use this skill for individual developers or small teams coordinating work on a single project without needing full team issue tracking infrastructure.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/robertguss/claude-code-toolkit /tmp/simple-tasks && cp -r /tmp/simple-tasks/skills/mobile-app-dev/ios-mac-app-creator/simple-tasks ~/.claude/skills/simple-tasksSKILL.md
# Simple Tasks ## Overview Paul Solt Paul@SuperEasyApps.com Version: 0.9.8 `simple-tasks` installs a lightweight local task CLI into an existing project. Design goals: - Fast local planning and execution. - Human shorthand task numbers + stable task IDs. - Single canonical backlog file: `tasks/TASKS.md`. - Optional long-form notes per task: `tasks/details/<id>.md`. ## Install ```bash skills/simple-tasks/scripts/install.sh --project-dir /path/to/project ``` Common flags: - `--project-dir PATH` required - `--mode install|upgrade` default `install` - `--dry-run` preview changes only ## Commands Installed `scripts/task.sh` supports: - `claim` - `done` - `status` - `next` - `plan` - `finished` - `upcoming` - `needs-planning` - `blocked` - `summary` - `learn` Filters: - `--today` - `--last-24h` - `--last-week` - `--last-month` - `--days` - `--mine` - `--agent` - `--limit`
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