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+ # @krr2020/taskflow-mcp-server
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+ Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that exposes Taskflow's task management capabilities to AI assistants like Claude Desktop. Delegates all logic to `@krr2020/taskflow-core` for a clean, maintainable architecture.
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+ ## 📦 Installation
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g @krr2020/taskflow-mcp-server
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+ ```
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+ ## 🚀 Quick Start
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+ ### Option 1: Use with Claude Desktop (Recommended)
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+ Add to your `claude_desktop_config.json` (located at `~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json` on macOS):
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "mcpServers": {
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+ "taskflow": {
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+ "command": "npx",
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+ "args": ["-y", "@krr2020/taskflow-mcp-server"]
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ After updating the configuration:
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+ 1. Restart Claude Desktop
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+ 2. Look for the 🔌 tools menu
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+ 3. You should see 13 Taskflow tools available
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+ ### Option 2: Run Standalone
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+ ```bash
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+ npx @krr2020/taskflow-mcp-server
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+ ```
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+ ## 🛠️ Available Tools (13 Total)
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+ ### Initialization
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+ #### `init`
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+ Initialize Taskflow in the current project.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `projectName` (optional): Project name (defaults to directory name)
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Creates `taskflow.config.json`
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+ - Creates `.taskflow` directory structure
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+ - Copies template files (ai-protocol.md, task-generator.md, etc.)
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+ - Creates `tasks/` directory
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+ ---
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+ ### Status & Navigation
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+ #### `get_status`
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+ Get project status, feature status, or story status.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `id` (optional): Feature ID (N) or Story ID (N.M) for specific status
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+ **Returns:**
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+ - Project overview with all features and stories
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+ - Task progress and completion statistics
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+ - Active task information
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+ #### `find_next_task`
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+ Find the next available task that can be worked on.
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Checks task dependencies
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+ - Returns first available task with `not-started` status
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+ - Provides task details and context
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+ ---
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+ ### PRD (Product Requirements Document)
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+ #### `prd_create`
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+ Create a new PRD template for defining features.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `featureName` (required): Name of feature (e.g., "user-authentication")
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Generates structured markdown template in `tasks/prds/`
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+ - Includes sections: Overview, User Stories, Technical Requirements, etc.
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+ #### `prd_generate_arch`
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+ Generate coding-standards.md and ARCHITECTURE-RULES.md from a PRD.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `prdFile` (required): PRD filename (e.g., "2024-01-15-user-auth.md")
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Analyzes codebase and PRD
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+ - Generates project-specific coding standards
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+ - Creates architecture rules and validation patterns
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+ - Saves to `.taskflow/ref/` directory
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+ ---
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+ ### Task Generation
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+ #### `tasks_generate`
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+ Generate complete task breakdown from a PRD.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `prdFile` (required): PRD filename to generate tasks from
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Creates feature, story, and task hierarchy
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+ - Sets up dependencies between tasks
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+ - Generates `project-index.json` and task files
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+ - Saves to `tasks/` directory structure
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+ ---
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+ ### Task Workflow
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+ #### `start_task`
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+ Start working on a task.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `taskId` (required): Task ID in format N.M.K (e.g., "1.1.0")
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Switches to story branch (creates if needed)
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+ - Loads task requirements and context
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+ - Sets status to `SETUP`
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+ - Provides comprehensive AI guidance
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+ **Returns:**
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+ - Task details and description
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+ - Subtasks and dependencies
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+ - Context files to read
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+ - AI-specific execution guidance
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+ #### `check_task`
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+ Validate current task and advance to next status.
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+ **Behavior varies by current status:**
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+ - `SETUP` → `PLANNING`: Confirms task understanding
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+ - `PLANNING` → `IMPLEMENTING`: Confirms execution plan is ready
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+ - `IMPLEMENTING` → `VERIFYING`: Confirms code completion
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+ - `VERIFYING` → `VALIDATING`: Confirms self-review
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+ - `VALIDATING` → `COMMITTING`: Runs configured validation commands (format, lint, etc.)
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+ - Returns validation results and next steps
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+ #### `commit_task`
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+ Commit changes and complete the task.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `message` (required): Bullet points describing changes (e.g., "- Added feature X\n- Fixed bug Y")
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Generates conventional commit message
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+ - Runs `git add .`
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+ - Commits with formatted message
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+ - Pushes to remote
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+ - Marks task as `completed`
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+ - Finds next available task
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+ **Commit Format:**
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+ ```
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+ feat(F1): T1.1.0 - Task title
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+ - Bullet point 1
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+ - Bullet point 2
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+ Story: S1.1
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+ ```
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+ #### `resume_task`
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+ Resume a blocked or on-hold task.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `status` (optional): Status to resume to (setup, implementing, verifying, validating)
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Restores task to active status
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+ - Provides guidance on continuing work
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+ - Loads task context
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+ #### `block_task`
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+ Mark current task as blocked.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `reason` (required): Reason for blocking the task
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Saves current status before blocking
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+ - Marks task as `blocked`
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+ - Clears active session
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+ - Finds next available task
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+ ---
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+ ### Retrospective System
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+ #### `add_retrospective`
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+ Add a new error pattern to the retrospective.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `category` (required): Error category (type_error, lint, runtime, build, test, etc.)
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+ - `pattern` (required): Error pattern to match in validation output
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+ - `solution` (required): Solution to the error
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+ - `criticality` (optional): Criticality level (low, medium, high) - defaults to medium
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - Adds entry to `retrospective.md`
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+ - Pattern will be matched against future validation failures
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+ - Solution will be displayed when pattern matches
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+ #### `list_retrospectives`
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+ List all retrospective entries.
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+ **Inputs:**
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+ - `category` (optional): Filter by category
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+ **Returns:**
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+ - All retrospective entries with patterns and solutions
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+ - Error occurrence counts
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+ - Filterable by category
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+ ---
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+ ## 🏗️ Architecture
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+ This MCP server is a thin wrapper around `@krr2020/taskflow-core`:
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+ ```
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+ MCP Server (index.ts)
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+ ├── Tool Definitions (13 tools)
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+ ├── Input Validation (Zod schemas)
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+ └── Command Delegation
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+ └── @krr2020/taskflow-core
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+ ├── 13 Command Classes
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+ └── 8 Library Modules
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+ ```
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+ **Key Benefits:**
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+ - Zero business logic duplication
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+ - All logic in tested core package
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+ - MCP server focuses on protocol translation
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+ - Easy to maintain and extend
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+ ## 📊 Command Output Format
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+ Every command returns structured output:
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+ ```typescript
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+ {
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+ success: boolean;
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+ output: string; // Human-readable output
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+ nextSteps?: string; // Next action guidance
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+ aiGuidance?: string; // AI-specific instructions
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+ contextFiles?: string[]; // Files to read for context
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+ warnings?: string[]; // Non-fatal warnings
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+ errors?: string[]; // Error details if success=false
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ## 🔧 Development
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+ ```bash
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+ # Install dependencies
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+ pnpm install
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+ # Build
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+ pnpm build
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+ # Start server
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+ pnpm start
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+ ```
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+ ## 📚 Related Packages
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+ - **[@krr2020/taskflow-core](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@krr2020/taskflow-core)** - Core logic and CLI
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+ - **[Main Documentation](../../README.md)** - Complete workflow documentation
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+ ## 📄 License
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+ MIT