Claude-skill-registry build-task-graph
Build task dependency graph YAML from interface and pseudocode
install
source · Clone the upstream repo
git clone https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry
Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/data/build-task-graph" ~/.claude/skills/majiayu000-claude-skill-registry-build-task-graph && rm -rf "$T"
manifest:
skills/data/build-task-graph/SKILL.mdsource content
Build Task Graph
Create the task dependency graph from interface and pseudocode documents.
When Invoked
After rough-draft-skeleton completes, before rough-draft-handoff.
Process
Step 1: Read Interface and Pseudocode Documents
Read all interface-item-N.md and pseudocode-item-N.md documents:
Tool: mcp__plugin_mermaid-collab_mermaid__list_documents Args: { "project": "<cwd>", "session": "<session>" }
Filter for interface-* and pseudocode-* documents and read each.
Step 2: Extract File Changes
For each item's interface document:
- Find "File Structure" section
- Extract all file paths (new and modified)
- Note which files depend on others (imports, references)
Step 3: Build Task List
For each file:
- Create task ID from file path (e.g., src/auth/service.ts → auth-service)
- Set files array
- Generate test file paths:
- {dir}/{name}.test{ext}
- {dir}/tests/{name}.test{ext}
- Extract description from interface doc
- Analyze dependencies:
- If file imports from another file, add dependency
- If pseudocode mentions "after X", add dependency
Step 4: Identify Parallel Tasks
Mark tasks as parallel: true if:
- No dependencies
- Or all dependencies are from previous waves
Step 5: Calculate Execution Waves
Group tasks by wave:
- Wave 1: Tasks with no dependencies
- Wave N: Tasks depending only on waves 1 to N-1
Step 6: Check File Conflicts
Identify tasks that modify the same file:
- Warn about conflicts
- Suggest ordering to avoid merge issues
Step 7: Create task-graph.md
Tool: mcp__plugin_mermaid-collab_mermaid__create_document Args: { "project": "<cwd>", "session": "<session>", "name": "task-graph", "content": "<task graph content>" }
Output Format
# Task Dependency Graph ## YAML Task Graph ```yaml tasks: - id: task-id files: [path/to/file.ts] tests: [path/to/file.test.ts] description: What this task implements parallel: true depends-on: [other-task-id]
Execution Waves
Wave 1 (no dependencies):
- task-1
- task-2
Wave 2 (depends on Wave 1):
- task-3
File Conflict Analysis
[Note any files modified by multiple tasks]
Summary
- Total tasks: N
- Total waves: M
- Max parallelism: P
## Completion At the end of this skill's work, call complete_skill:
Tool: mcp__plugin_mermaid-collab_mermaid__complete_skill Args: { "project": "<cwd>", "session": "<session>", "skill": "build-task-graph" }
**Handle response:** - If `action == "clear"`: Invoke skill: collab-clear - If `next_skill` is not null: Invoke that skill - If `next_skill` is null: Workflow complete