AgentSkillsCN

work

开始或继续处理某项问题。显示已就绪的任务，创建分支，并将任务标记为活跃状态。适用于开始新工作、切换任务，或当用户要求启动开发时使用。

SKILL.md
--- frontmatter
name: work
version: 1.1.0
author: jwilger
repository: jwilger/claude-code-plugins
description: Start or continue work on an issue. Shows ready tasks, creates branch, marks task active. Use when beginning work, switching tasks, or when user asks to start development.
tags:
  - workflow
  - tdd
  - github
  - task-management
  - git-workflow
portability: tool-specific
dependencies:
  - tdd-constraints
  - github-issues
  - orchestration-protocol
  - memory-protocol
allowed-tools: Bash, Read, AskUserQuestion, Grep, TaskCreate, TaskUpdate
hooks:
  PreToolUse:
    - matcher: Read
      once: true
      hooks:
        - type: prompt
          prompt: |
            SDLC CONFIG CHECK (runs once per session)

            Verify .claude/sdlc.yaml exists before proceeding.
            If it doesn't exist, stop and tell user to run /sdlc:setup first.

            Respond with: {"ok": true}
  Stop:
    - hooks:
        - type: prompt
          prompt: |
            Before completing, store the current work context in auto memory:
            - Issue being worked on
            - Branch name
            - Any decisions or discoveries made

            Output ONLY: {"ok": true}

Work Skill

Version: 1.1.0 Portability: Tool-specific (requires gh CLI, dot CLI, git)

Quick Start

Start working on a task in under 2 minutes.

What This Does

Helps you select and begin work on a task, creating the proper git branch/worktree and marking the task as active.

Fastest Path

  1. •Ensure clean git state (no uncommitted changes)
  2. •Run /sdlc:work
  3. •Select task from list (or provide task ID)
  4. •Start implementing with TDD cycle

Basic Example

bash
# In project directory
/sdlc:work

# Output shows:
# "Ready tasks:
#   1. myproject-add-search-def456 - Add search feature [P1]
#   2. myproject-fix-bug-ghi789 - Fix login bug [P2]
#
# Select task (1-2) or enter ID:"

# After selection:
# ✓ Task marked active
# ✓ Branch created: feature/myproject-add-search-def456
#
# Acceptance Criteria:
# - User can search by keyword
# - Results display in <200ms
#
# Next: Start TDD cycle with /sdlc:red

Current Context

!bash -c "echo '**Branch:** ' && git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null || echo 'No branch'"!

!bash -c "echo '**PR Status:** ' && gh pr view --json number,title,url 2>/dev/null | jq -r '\"#\\(.number) - \\(.title)\\n\\(.url)\"' || echo 'No active PR'"!

!bash -c "BRANCH=\\$(git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null) && if [[ -n \\\"\\$BRANCH\\\" ]]; then TASK_ID=\\\"\\${BRANCH#feature/}\\\"; echo '**Active Task:** ' && dot task show \\\"\\$TASK_ID\\\" 2>/dev/null | grep -E '^(ID|Title|Status):' || echo 'No task found'; fi"!

Common Examples

Example 1: Starting First Task

When: Clean project, ready to begin implementation Invoke: /sdlc:work Result: Shows ready tasks, creates branch, displays acceptance criteria

Example 2: Continuing Active Work

When: Returning after break, have active task Invoke: /sdlc:work Result: Detects current work, offers to continue or switch

Example 3: Switching Tasks

When: Need to work on higher-priority task Invoke: /sdlc:work → select different task Result: Switches branch (after confirming current work committed)

Example 4: Worktree Mode

When: git.worktrees: true in config Invoke: /sdlc:work Result: Creates worktree in ../worktrees/<task-id>, isolates work

Example 5: Child Task Priority

When: Active parent has child tasks Invoke: /sdlc:work Result: Shows children first (scoped work completes parents)

When to Use

Use this skill when:

  • •Starting work on a new task
  • •Returning to work after a break
  • •Switching between tasks
  • •User asks "what should I work on next?"

Don't use when:

  • •No tasks exist yet (use /sdlc:plan to create tasks first)
  • •Need to create PR (use /sdlc:pr after work complete)
  • •Addressing PR feedback (use /sdlc:review instead)
  • •Project not set up (run /sdlc:setup first)

Related skills:

  • •/sdlc:plan - Create tasks from event model
  • •/sdlc:pr - Create pull request
  • •/sdlc:review - Address PR feedback
  • •/sdlc:complete - Mark task done

Auto-Invocation

Claude automatically invokes this skill when you say:

  • •"Start working on the authentication feature"
  • •"Let's begin implementing the next task"
  • •"What should I work on?"
  • •"Show me the ready tasks"
  • •"I want to start coding"
  • •"Let's work on [feature name]"

You don't need to type /sdlc:work explicitly - Claude will detect these requests and invoke the skill for you.

Before You Start

MANDATORY: Search auto memory for relevant work context.

bash
MEMORY_PATH="$HOME/.claude/projects/$(pwd | sed 's/\//-/g' | sed 's/^-//')/memory"
find "$MEMORY_PATH" -name "*.md" -mtime -30 2>/dev/null | \
  xargs grep -l -i "current work\|in progress" 2>/dev/null | \
  head -5

Displays relevant patterns from past work sessions.

Reference

For detailed information:

  • •Principles - Clean state, task hierarchy, worktrees, context assembly
  • •Constraints - DO/DON'T rules, integration points, error handling
  • •Examples - Comprehensive scenarios with commands

Metadata

Version History:

  • •v1.1.0 (2026-02-05): Progressive disclosure restructure, memory search integration
  • •v1.0.0: Initial extraction from sdlc plugin v8.0.0

Dependencies: tdd-constraints, github-issues, orchestration-protocol, memory-protocol Portability: Tool-specific (gh, dot, git required)