antoniocascais/ctask
skills/ctask/SKILL.md
Manages tasks using the ctask CLI wrapper over a local SQLite database. Use when tracking work items, creating tasks, managing dependencies, adding comments, labeling, or reviewing task status. Triggers on task tracking, ticket management, work planning, backlog management.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add antoniocascais/claude-code-toolkit ctaskInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- ctask
- description:
- Manages tasks using the ctask CLI wrapper over a local SQLite database. Use when tracking work items, creating tasks, managing dependencies, adding comments, labeling, or reviewing task status. Triggers on task tracking, ticket management, work planning, backlog management.
- user-invocable:
- false
- - Bash(ctask:
- *)
ctask — Local Task Tracker
Use the ctask CLI to track tasks, dependencies, comments, and labels in a local SQLite database.
Prerequisites
ctask must be on $PATH. Database auto-initializes on first use.
CLI Reference
Create a task
ctask create "Title" [--desc "Description"] [--priority low|medium|high|critical] [--project "name"]
List tasks
ctask list [--status open|in_progress|blocked|done|cancelled] [--priority <p>] [--project <name>] [--all]
Default: excludes cancelled tasks. Use --all to show everything.
Show task details
ctask show <id>
Returns task fields, labels, dependencies (blocked by / blocks), and comments.
Update a task
ctask update <id> [--title "New title"] [--desc "New desc"] [--status <s>] [--priority <p>] [--project "name"]
Comments
ctask comment <id> <body> # Add comment
ctask comments <id> # List comments
Dependencies
ctask block <id> --by <blocker_id> # Task <id> is blocked by <blocker_id>
ctask unblock <id> --by <blocker_id> # Remove dependency
ctask deps <id> # Show what blocks/is blocked by
Labels
ctask label <id> <label> # Add label
ctask unlabel <id> <label> # Remove label
ctask labels <id> # List labels
Other
ctask delete <id> # Permanently delete task
ctask search <query> # Search title and description
When to Act
| User says... | Do this |
|-------------|---------|
| "track this" / "add a task" / "remember to..." | ctask create — infer title from context, ask project if ambiguous |
| "what's open" / "what am I working on" | ctask list --status open |
| "I finished X" / marks work done | ctask update <id> --status done + ctask comment <id> "outcome" |
| "X depends on Y" / "can't do X until Y" | ctask block <X> --by <Y> |
| "I'm stuck on X" | ctask update <id> --status blocked + ctask comment <id> "why" |
| starts working on a task | ctask update <id> --status in_progress |
Always ctask list first to avoid creating duplicates.
Enums
- Statuses: open, in_progress, blocked, done, cancelled
- Priorities: low, medium, high, critical (list output sorts by priority desc, then date desc)
Guidelines
- Always quote titles with double-quotes to avoid shell issues.
- Comments are engineering logs, not status updates:
- Bad: "done" / "updated status"
- Good: "Fixed by switching to connection pooling — was hitting PG max_connections under load"
- When completing:
update --status done+ closing comment summarizing the outcome. - When blocked:
update --status blocked+ comment explaining why +blockif another task is the blocker. - Use
--projectto scope tasks when working across multiple projects.
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