Capturing Ideas Fast
Quickly capture task ideas without breaking your flow
Quickly capture task ideas without breaking your flow
Step-by-step guides for common board operations
Step-by-step guides for code browser operations
Task-oriented guides for using ait minimonitor
Task-oriented guides for using ait monitor
ait setup and ait upgrade commands
Pick and implement a task in remote/non-interactive mode — zero prompts, profile-driven
Pick and implement a task on Claude Code Web — sandboxed skill with local metadata storage
tmux pane monitor and orchestrator TUI — the dashboard of the ait tmux IDE
Wrap ad-hoc changes into the aitasks framework after the fact
Compact sidebar variant of the ait monitor TUI for watching code agents
Explore the codebase interactively, then create a task from findings
TUI code viewer with syntax highlighting, task annotations, and explain integration
Step-by-step guides for common Settings TUI tasks
Breaking complex tasks into manageable child subtasks
ait create, ait ls, and ait update commands
Install aitasks on macOS via Homebrew, with notes on terminal-emulator choice
Merging overlapping or duplicate tasks into a single actionable task
Guide for installing and running aitasks on Windows via WSL
Identify and merge related tasks into a single task
ait board, ait codebrowser, and ait stats commands
Centralized TUI for browsing and editing all aitasks configuration
ait explain-runs and ait explain-cleanup commands
Terminal UI for browsing archive completion statistics through configurable pane layouts
ait sync command for bidirectional task data synchronization
ait lock command for atomic task locking to prevent concurrent work
Create a new task file interactively via code agent prompts
How related tasks are merged into a single primary task.
TUI for tracking remote desync state of main and aitask-data
Terminal emulator choice, tmux, and the ait ide workflow
Resume a task whose prior agent died mid-implementation, with a survey of leftover work before deciding to reclaim or drop
Wrap uncommitted changes into an aitask with retroactive documentation and traceability
ait codeagent command for multi-agent model selection and invocation
View task completion statistics via a code agent
Structured prompts that drive batched, repeatable code review.
Explain files: functionality, usage examples, and code evolution traced through aitasks
Generate a changelog entry from commits and archived plans
Pre-answered workflow questions that switch a skill from interactive to automated.
Creating follow-up tasks, querying existing tasks, and updating them with new findings — all during implementation
Browse source files, select a line range, and spawn a task pre-seeded with a file reference — with optional auto-merge of overlapping pending tasks.
How profile-aware skills materialize per-(skill, profile, agent) variants on demand via templated dispatch.
Review code using configurable review guides, then create tasks from findings
Systematic code review using review guides, separate from implementation
Known integration caveats for ai code agents used with aitasks
Run QA analysis on any task — discover tests, run them, identify gaps, and create follow-up test tasks
Start with codebase exploration, create tasks from findings
Systematic test coverage analysis and follow-up task creation
Automatic prompt to spawn a follow-up bug task when diagnosis surfaces a separate, pre-existing defect
Opt-in planning step that assesses code-health and goal-achievement risk, then offers before/after mitigation follow-ups
Human-checked verification items (TUI flows, live agent launches, artifact inspection) as first-class gated tasks
Use code evolution history to rebuild understanding of why code exists
Periodic upkeep for a repository integrated with the aitasks framework