chore: remove task skill superseded by system prompt
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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name: task
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intent: plan, task, todo, steps, checklist, decompose, track
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description: Guidance on using task_plan and task_complete to decompose goals and track progress.
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---
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# Task Planning
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Use `task_plan` to decompose a multi-step goal into an ordered checklist. Use `task_complete` to mark steps done as you finish them.
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## When to plan
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- The user asks you to do something with three or more distinct steps
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- The work spans multiple files, tools, or phases
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- You want to show the user a clear picture of what you're about to do before starting
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## Workflow
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1. Call `task_plan` to create the checklist
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2. Rename `__todo` → `__wip` when work begins (via `file_edit` or shell)
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3. Call `task_complete` after each step finishes
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4. Use `file_*` tools to add, remove, or revise steps as the plan evolves
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5. Rename `__wip` → `__done` when the goal is fully realized
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## How to use
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```
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execute_tool: task_plan (or use the built-in task server directly)
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args: ["<goal>", "<step1>", "<step2>", ...]
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```
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```
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execute_tool: task_complete
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args: ["<plan-filename>", "<step-title-substring>"]
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```
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`task_complete` matches the step title case-insensitively and errors if no unchecked step matches — silent skips are caught.
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## Notes
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- Plan files live under `$OLLIE/pl/`
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- List plans: `execute_code` with `ls $OLLIE/pl/`
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- Inspect a plan: `execute_code` with `cat $OLLIE/pl/<file>`
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- Rename/move plans: `execute_code` with `mv $OLLIE/pl/<src> $OLLIE/pl/<dst>`
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- Bulk edits: `file_edit` or `execute_code`
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- `$OLLIE` is always set in the sandbox environment; use it instead of relative paths
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