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Generating and implementing tasks using the /tasks command

Generating and implementing tasks using the /tasks command - GitHub Tutorial

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Generating and implementing tasks using the /tasks command

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- This is probably the most fascinating part of this whole process that the AI is writing to itself about what it's doing and then reading those instructions. So here it has a task list for itself. You need to go through these phases. And then in the script files for a Spec Kit, it says when you get to this task, stop, this phase, stop, this process, stop. Ask the user what to do next or have the user invoke the next action. So now we are at the planning stage complete, right? It's checked off and it says over here in the chat, planning phase complete, ready for task generation. Now I can go down and say /tasks generate tasks and run it again. And when we look over here in the folders, you see we went from four folders with a few files to a fairly built out project. But so far, none of what you see here has anything to do with my actual project. This is not code, this is all pieces that go into Spec Kit's work. So it's all generated content to essentially document the process that…

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