What types of content does the tk-find skill search?

The skill searches across all Tasuku content including task descriptions, note text, recorded learnings, and decision logs.

Are the search results organized?

Yes, results are automatically grouped into four categories: Tasks, Notes, Learnings, and Decisions, making it easy to find exactly what you're looking for.

How do I search for tasks in Tasuku using Claude?

You can trigger a search by using the command /tk:find followed by your query, or by simply asking Claude to find or search for something in your tasks.

Is the search case-sensitive?

No, the search is case-insensitive, allowing you to find matches regardless of how the text was originally capitalized.

Tasuku Task Search

Name: Tasuku Task Search
Author: iheanyi

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Productivity & Workflow

Searches and retrieves information across Tasuku tasks, notes, learnings, and project decisions.

About

This skill enables Claude to perform comprehensive searches within the Tasuku project management system, allowing users to quickly locate specific tasks, archived notes, recorded learnings, and architectural decisions. By integrating with the Tasuku MCP tool, it provides a unified view of project history and current status, helping developers and agents maintain context and retrieve critical information through simple natural language queries or specialized commands.

Key Features

Case-insensitive query matching for flexible discovery
Seamless integration with the /tk:find command
Categorized result grouping for improved readability
Cross-content search across tasks, notes, learnings, and decisions
44 GitHub stars
Contextual snippets of matching content and IDs

Use Cases

Finding specific project decisions made during earlier development phases
Locating active or completed tasks using keywords or specific IDs
Retrieving notes or learnings related to a specific technical challenge or bug

About

Key Features

Case-insensitive query matching for flexible discovery
Seamless integration with the /tk:find command
Categorized result grouping for improved readability
Cross-content search across tasks, notes, learnings, and decisions
44 GitHub stars
Contextual snippets of matching content and IDs

Use Cases

Finding specific project decisions made during earlier development phases
Locating active or completed tasks using keywords or specific IDs
Retrieving notes or learnings related to a specific technical challenge or bug