skills/track-manager/SKILL.md
Manage Conductor tracks, phases, and tasks. Use when working with track status, updating task markers, or navigating between tracks.
npx skillsauth add pilotparpikhodjaev/conductor_cc track-managerInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Manage the lifecycle of Conductor tracks including status updates, task completion, and phase transitions.
Use this skill when:
conductor/
├── tracks.md # Master track list
└── tracks/
└── <track_id>/
├── spec.md # Requirements
├── plan.md # Phased tasks
└── metadata.json # Status, timestamps
| Marker | Status | Description |
| ------ | ----------- | --------------------- |
| [ ] | Pending | Not started |
| [~] | In Progress | Currently working |
| [x] | Completed | Done (add commit SHA) |
# Before
- [ ] Implement user authentication
# After (mark in progress)
- [~] Implement user authentication
# After completion (add commit SHA)
- [x] Implement user authentication <!-- abc1234 -->
When completing a phase, update conductor/tracks.md:
## Active Tracks
| Track ID | Type | Status | Progress |
| -------- | ------- | ----------- | --------- |
| auth-001 | feature | in_progress | Phase 2/3 |
[x] before moving to next phasemetadata.json with completion timestamptracks.md progress columnAfter track operations:
## Track Update
**Track**: [track_id]
**Operation**: [started/completed/updated]
**Phase**: [phase number] - [phase name]
**Progress**: [completed]/[total] tasks
**Next**: [next task description]
development
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testing
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tools
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tools
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