/tasks

Manage overnight automation tasks.

Usage: /tasks add <description> — Queue a new task /tasks list [status] — Show tasks (default: all) /tasks cancel <id> — Cancel a pending task /tasks results [since] — Show completed task results

Behavior

/tasks add <description>

1. •Parse the task description
2. •Auto-detect task type from description:
   • •Contains "review" or "PR" → type: "code-review"
   • •Contains "test" or "coverage" → type: "test-runner"
   • •Contains "doc" or "readme" → type: "doc-updater"
   • •Contains "refactor" → type: "refactor"
   • •Otherwise → type: "custom"
3. •Detect current project context
4. •Call mcp__claude-memory__task_add with:
   • •description: the user's input
   • •type: auto-detected type
   • •project: detected project ID
   • •repoUrl: current git remote URL (if available)
5. •Confirm the task was queued with its ID and scheduled time

/tasks list [status]

1. •Call mcp__claude-memory__task_list with:
   • •status: provided status or "all"
   • •limit: 20
2. •Display tasks formatted as a table: | ID | Type | Status | Description | Created |

/tasks cancel <id>

1. •Call mcp__claude-memory__task_cancel with:
   • •id: the provided task ID
2. •Confirm cancellation or report that the task couldn't be cancelled (already running/completed)

/tasks results [since]

1. •Call mcp__claude-memory__task_results with:
   • •since: provided date or yesterday's date (ISO format)
   • •limit: 10
2. •Display results with summary, success/fail status, duration, and cost

Examples

• •/tasks add review the authentication module for security issues
• •/tasks list pending
• •/tasks cancel abc123
• •/tasks results 2025-01-15