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groove-utilities-task-list
About groove-utilities-task-list
groove-utilities-task-list is a skill that gathers active tasks from the configured backend and presents them for a quick daily overview. It distinguishes in-progress, ready, and blocked work without changing tasks.
Key features
- 01Lists tasks by status
- 02Shows blockers and dependencies
- 03Puts in-progress tasks first
- 04Uses the configured backend and limit
Use cases
- 01Reviewing priorities at the start of the day
- 02Checking what blocked tasks are waiting on
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
$
npx skills add https:/ / github.com/ andreadellacorte/ groove --skill groove-utilities-task-listAfter installing, type/groove-utilities-task-listin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Bundled filesscripts/list-tasks-by-priority.sh
Details
From the project READMEgroove-utilities-task-list
Outcome
A consolidated view of active, ready tasks from the configured backend is displayed to the user. Blocked and in-progress tasks are clearly distinguished. Output is suitable for daily start context.
Acceptance Criteria
- Tasks are shown grouped by status (in-progress, ready/todo, blocked)
- Blocked tasks show what they are waiting on
- In-progress tasks are listed first
- Output is concise enough to scan at a glance
Constraints
- Read
.groove/index.mdfrontmatter to determinetasks.backendandtasks.list_limit(default 15) - If
tasks.backend: none, print a friendly no-op message and exit - Backend mappings:
beans: runskills/groove-utilities-task-list/scripts/list-tasks-by-priority.sh [LIMIT]with LIMIT fromtasks.list_limit(or 15), then parse and format output (group by status: in-progress, todo, blocked)linear: use linear CLI or MCP to fetch assigned, active issuesgithub: rungh issue list --assignee @me --state open
- If backend CLI is not installed or unreachable, error clearly with install hint (see
/groove-utilities-task-install) - Do not modify any tasks during list
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