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aq-taskslisted

Task lifecycle in the aq daemon — get / list / show / close / reopen / edit tasks, work with dependencies, results, and archives. Use whenever you need to inspect the queue, understand your assigned task, close work with a summary, or manage a task graph. Also covers `aq task explain` and the reads that answer "why isn't X running".
ElectricJack/agent-queue · ★ 7 · AI & Automation · score 74
Install: claude install-skill ElectricJack/agent-queue
# aq tasks — Working with tasks from the CLI Every task operation runs through `aq task <subcommand>`. Run `aq task --help` for the current subcommand list; `aq task <cmd> --help` for arguments. ## Read paths (safe, no side effects) Available to any caller, including a non-elevated worker or reviewer session: ```bash aq task show <task_id> # full detail for one task aq task comments <task_id> # durable comment history, newest first aq task children --task-id <id> [--recursive] [--status S] [--limit N] [--offset N] # direct or recursive children of a container aq task progress --task-id <id> # computed group progress: counts, waves, # max parallelism — never stored, always # derived from the current graph ``` Operator reads — a local CLI caller or an elevated (supervisor / triage) session. A plain worker or reviewer token gets `out of scope: <command>`, so do not build a workflow on them: ```bash aq task list # active tasks, current project scope aq task list --status IN_PROGRESS # filter by status aq task list --json --brief # scriptable projection. --json and # --brief are global: before the group, # after the command, either works. aq task get --task-id <task_id> # single-row summary aq task deps --task-id <task_id> # depende