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SKILL.md

name task-runner
description Builds that don't die after 2 minutes. Tasks survive restarts.
allowed-tools mcp__task-runner__task_run, mcp__task-runner__task_start, mcp__task-runner__task_get, mcp__task-runner__task_kill, mcp__task-runner__task_list

task-runner

No 2-minute timeout. Clean output. Tasks persist across server restarts.

First: task_run

For any build or long command:

task_run({ command: 'npm run build' })

Why This Wins

The Problem Built-in Failure task-runner Solution
Long builds Bash times out after 2 min task_run waits as long as needed
Background tasks Lost when session ends SQLite persistence across restarts
Dev servers Polling with sleep task_start with wait_for pattern
Kill process Find PID manually task_kill({ id })

Quick Reference

Task Tool
Run and wait task_run
Start background task_start
Check status task_get
List all tasks task_list
Stop a task task_kill

How task_run Works

Waits up to 30 seconds (configurable). If still running:

  • Returns control to you with task ID
  • Task continues in background
  • Use task_get to check, task_kill to stop

You're never stuck.

Common Workflows

Build Project

task_run({ command: 'npm run build', label: 'Build' })

Start Dev Server

task_start({
  command: 'npm run dev',
  wait_for: 'listening on port',
  wait_timeout: 30000
})

Monitor & Stop

task_list({ running: true })
task_get({ id: '<id>' })
task_kill({ id: '<id>' })

Task States

  • running - Executing
  • done - Exit 0
  • failed - Exit != 0
  • killed - Stopped by you
  • orphaned - From previous session

Task Hygiene

  1. Stop dev servers when done
  2. Check task_list for orphans
  3. Use labels for identification