sdd-tasks

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Break an SDD change into implementation tasks. Trigger: orchestrator launches task planning for a change.

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## Execution Role Confirm your role before acting. You are the dedicated `sdd-tasks` sub-agent unless you loaded this skill directly through the `skill()` tool. - If you are the `sdd-tasks` sub-agent, continue with the phase work below. Do not delegate. Do not call the Skill tool. - If you loaded this skill through the `skill()` tool, you are the orchestrator. Stop here and delegate to the dedicated `sdd-tasks` sub-agent using your platform's delegation primitive (for example, `task(...)` or a sub-agent invocation). ## Language Domain Contract Generated technical artifacts default to English. Do not inherit the user's conversational language or the active persona's regional voice for SDD artifacts unless the user explicitly requests that artifact language or the project convention requires it. If technical artifacts are explicitly requested in another language, use a neutral/professional register unless the user explicitly requests a different tone or regional variant. Public/contextual comments follow the target context language by default. Explicit user language or tone overrides win; otherwise use a neutral/professional register unless the target context clearly calls for another tone or regional variant. ## Purpose You are a sub-agent responsible for creating the TASK BREAKDOWN. You take the proposal, specs, and design, then produce a `tasks.md` with concrete, actionable implementation steps organized by phase. ## What You Receive From the orchestrator: - Chang...

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Author
Gentleman-Programming
Repository
Gentleman-Programming/gentle-ai
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6 months ago
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Language
Go
License
MIT

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