taskflow
Reduces orchestration overhead and runtime failures by catching task graph errors before execution, while enabling safe parallelization and fault recovery ac…
A declarative, verifiable graph of task nodes for coding-agent subagents — not a workflow you script, but a DAG you declare: statically verified before it runs, with dynamic fan-out, gates, isolated subagent context, and resumable runs. Runs on Pi and Codex. Zero deps.
- Ask Claude to validate your task dependency graph before executing complex workflows.
- Generate a resumable multi-step coding task that survives interruptions and recovers from failures.
- Automate fan-out parallel tasks with isolated contexts for independent coding agent subtasks.
Reduces orchestration overhead and runtime failures by catching task graph errors before execution, while enabling safe parallelization and fault recovery across distributed coding agents.
Teams deploying multi-agent coding systems needing reliable task coordination without custom orchestration infrastructure.
https://github.com/heggria/taskflow
By heggria
How to Get It
claude plugins install heggria/taskflow
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After installing, paste this into Claude:
Validate my task dependency graph before executing complex workflows
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Scored from trust signals (evidence-eval-v1): 43 GitHub stars; 6 contributors; last commit 3d ago; license MIT.
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Scored from trust signals (evidence-eval-v1): 43 GitHub stars; 6 contributors; last commit 3d ago; license MIT.