annotask 0.0.6 → 0.0.8

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- # annotask-watch
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- Watch for Annotask design changes in real-time and describe what the user is doing.
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- ## When to use
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- Use this skill when the user says things like:
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- - "watch my Annotask changes"
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- - "monitor Annotask"
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- - "what am I changing in Annotask?"
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- - `/annotask-watch`
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- ## How it works
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- Connect to the Annotask WebSocket and stream changes as the user makes them visually.
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- ## Steps
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- 0. **Check server status**:
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- ```bash
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- annotask status
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- ```
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- If this fails, the Annotask dev server isn't running. Ask the user to start it.
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- 1. **Start watching**:
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- ```bash
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- annotask watch
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- ```
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- This connects to the Annotask WebSocket and streams changes in real-time. If the CLI isn't installed globally, use `npx annotask watch`.
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- For a one-time snapshot instead of live streaming:
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- ```bash
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- annotask report
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- ```
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- 2. **Describe what you see** — as changes come in, summarize them in plain language:
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- - "You changed the background color of table cells in PlanetTable.vue to a dark red (#2a1a1a)"
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- - "You increased the font size of the header title to 28px"
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- - "You adjusted the gap between flex items in the nav to 16px"
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- 3. **Suggest next steps** — after the user seems done (they say "apply these" or "looks good"), use the `/annotask-apply` skill to apply the changes to source code.
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- ## Notes
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- - This is a passive monitoring mode — don't modify any files until explicitly asked
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- - Focus on summarizing the intent, not the raw hex values
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- - Group related changes together ("You restyled the table rows with a darker background and larger text")