skills/claim/SKILL.md
Claim an existing Lightsprint (ls) task to work on. Sets the task to in_progress on the board.
npx skillsauth add sprintsai/lightsprint-claude-code-plugin claimInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Run this command to claim a Lightsprint task:
lightsprint claim --cc-pid $PPID $ARGUMENTS
Usage: claim <taskId> or claim --task <taskId>
Both positional and flag syntax work: lightsprint claim LIG-024 is the same as lightsprint claim --task LIG-024.
Task ID can be a display ID (e.g. LIG-024), bare task number (e.g. 24), or raw ID. All formats are resolved server-side.
Important: Only root tasks (tasks with no parent) can be claimed. Subtasks cannot be claimed directly — claim their parent task instead.
After claiming, show the user the task details and ask if they want to start working on it now. Do NOT automatically begin working on the task.
If the user confirms they want to start working:
metadata: { lightsprint_task_id: "<the LS task ID>" }testing
Update an existing Lightsprint (ls) task. Change its title, description, status, complexity, assignee, position, or dependencies.
tools
Remove a linked GitHub pull request from a Lightsprint (ls) task. Use this to unlink a PR that was previously linked to a task.
data-ai
List tasks from the Lightsprint (ls) workspace board. Use when you need to see what work is available.
testing
Get PR signals (CI checks, reviews, comments, deployments) for a task's linked PR. Use to inspect what CI and review activity has happened on a PR.