task-manager
A CLI tool for managing Claude Code team tasks outside the built-in interface. Provides archiving, bulk cleanup, and dependency visualization for resolved tasks. Auto-detects team context from environment and git, reducing manual configuration. Includes dry-run previews and preserves task history through archiving.
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This page reorganizes the original catalog entry around fit, installability, and workflow context first. The original raw source lives below.
Install command
npx @skill-hub/cli install numman-ali-cc-mirror-task-manager
Repository
Skill path: src/skills/task-manager
A CLI tool for managing Claude Code team tasks outside the built-in interface. Provides archiving, bulk cleanup, and dependency visualization for resolved tasks. Auto-detects team context from environment and git, reducing manual configuration. Includes dry-run previews and preserves task history through archiving.
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Primary workflow: Ship Full Stack.
Technical facets: Full Stack.
Target audience: Development teams using Claude Code who need to manage task clutter, visualize dependencies, or archive completed work outside the built-in interface..
License: Unknown.
Original source
Catalog source: SkillHub Club.
Repository owner: numman-ali.
This is still a mirrored public skill entry. Review the repository before installing into production workflows.
What it helps with
- Install task-manager into Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, or OpenCode workflows
- Review https://github.com/numman-ali/cc-mirror before adding task-manager to shared team environments
- Use task-manager for productivity workflows
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Original source / Raw SKILL.md
--- name: task-manager description: CLI tool for managing team tasks outside of Claude Code's built-in tools. Use this skill when tasks need to be archived, bulk cleaned up, or when you need a high-level view of task dependencies. Triggers: (1) User asks to clean up or archive completed tasks, (2) Too many resolved tasks cluttering the list, (3) Need to visualize task dependencies, (4) Want to manage tasks via command line. --- # Task Manager CLI You have access to `npx cc-mirror tasks` - a CLI for managing team tasks. ## Auto-Detection The CLI auto-detects your context: - **Variant**: From `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` environment variable - **Team**: From current working directory (git root folder name) No need to specify `--variant` or `--team` in most cases. ## Commands ```bash # List tasks npx cc-mirror tasks # Open tasks (default) npx cc-mirror tasks --status all # All tasks # View dependencies npx cc-mirror tasks graph # Visual dependency tree # Archive resolved tasks (preserves history) npx cc-mirror tasks archive --resolved --dry-run # Preview npx cc-mirror tasks archive --resolved # Execute # Delete permanently (no history) npx cc-mirror tasks clean --resolved --dry-run # Preview npx cc-mirror tasks clean --resolved # Execute # Single task operations npx cc-mirror tasks show <id> # View details npx cc-mirror tasks archive <id> # Archive one task npx cc-mirror tasks delete <id> # Delete one task ``` ## When to Use Use `AskUserQuestion` to confirm with the user: ``` When tasks are cluttering: → "Archive resolved tasks?" (preserves in archive folder) → "Delete resolved tasks?" (permanent removal) → "Show task graph first?" (see dependencies) When user wants to see other projects/teams: → "Which team?" (then use --team flag) → "Which variant?" (then use --variant flag) → "All teams?" (then use --all flag) ``` ## Viewing Other Teams/Variants By default, commands target your current team. To view others: ```bash # Different team in same variant npx cc-mirror tasks --team other-project # Different variant npx cc-mirror tasks --variant zai --team my-project # All teams in current variant npx cc-mirror tasks --all # All variants, all teams npx cc-mirror tasks --all-variants --all ``` Ask the user which team/variant they want to view using `AskUserQuestion`. ## Archive vs Delete | Action | Command | Effect | | ------- | -------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | Archive | `archive --resolved` | Moves to `archive/` folder with timestamp | | Delete | `clean --resolved` | Permanently removes files | **Prefer archive** - it preserves task history for future reference.