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Check AI Tasks
When this skill is activated, perform the following routine:
Steps
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Read
OrgMyLife/AI_TASKS.mdto see all open AI issues (auto-updated every 30 min by GitHub Actions)- This file contains the issue number, title, description, and URL for each open
ai-task - If the file says "No open AI tasks" — report that and stop
- This file contains the issue number, title, description, and URL for each open
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For each open issue, check if the work described has already been implemented:
- Read the issue title to identify the task (format:
[AI] OML-XX: Task title) - Check the OrgMyLife codebase to see if the feature/fix already exists
- Check recent git commits for related work
- Read the issue title to identify the task (format:
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If the task is already done:
- Report it as completed
- Remind the user to close the GitHub issue (which auto-marks it done in OrgMyLife)
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If the task is NOT done:
- Implement it in the OrgMyLife repo
- Commit and push (auto-deploys via GitHub Actions)
- Report what was done
- Remind the user to close the issue after verifying
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Summary: After processing all issues, give a brief status report:
- How many issues were open
- How many were already done
- How many were just implemented
- Any issues that need user input before implementation
Notes
- The OrgMyLife repo is at:
./OrgMyLife/ - The AI-Orchestrator repo is at:
./AI-Orchestrator/ - Auto-deploy is configured: push to main triggers deployment to the VPS
- The live app is at: https://api.andreknie.de
- Tasks are marked done by closing the GitHub issue (triggers complete-task.yml workflow)