jat-complete
jat-complete wraps up your active task by running verification checks (tests, lint, type checking), staging and committing your changes with proper formatting, recording context for future agents, and marking the task closed in the system. It handles customer-facing replies when applicable and emits a completion signal to your IDE.
jat-complete finishes your current task by verifying work, committing changes, and closing the task in the system.
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Install
joewinke/jat/jat-complete · repository language: Svelte
git clone https://github.com/joewinke/jat
cp -r jat/skills/jat-complete ~/.claude/skills/jat-completeFrequently asked questions
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How do I complete my current task with jat-complete?
jat-complete wraps up your active task by running verification checks (tests, lint, type checking), staging and committing your changes with proper formatting, recording context for future agents, and marking the task closed in the system. Run the command to execute the full completion workflow automatically.
What verification does jat-complete perform before closing?
jat-complete verifies work passes tests, lint, and runtime checks before closing your task. It ensures all checks pass before allowing the task to be marked complete, preventing incomplete or broken work from being committed.
How do I finish my current task and commit changes?
jat-complete handles the entire commit workflow: it stages your changes, commits them with proper formatting, and closes the task in the system. The skill manages both code verification and task record updates in a single operation.
What happens when jat-complete writes a memory entry?
jat-complete records context and task details into a memory entry for future agents, then closes your session. This ensures continuity and provides a complete record of work completed, making handoffs to other agents seamless.
Does jat-complete emit a completion signal to my IDE?
Yes, jat-complete posts a customer-facing reply when applicable and emits a completion signal to your IDE to mark the task as finished. This signals the end of your work session and updates all connected systems.
Can jat-complete handle spontaneous work detection?
jat-complete can detect spontaneous work and backfill task records as needed. This ensures that unplanned work is properly captured and integrated into your task history before completion.
SKILL.md
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/skill:jat-complete - Finish Task Properly
Complete current task with full verification protocol. Session ends after completion.
Usage
/skill:jat-complete # Complete task, show completion block
/skill:jat-complete --kill # Complete and auto-kill session
What This Does
- Verify task (tests, lint, security)
- Commit changes with proper message
- Write memory entry - Save context for future agents
- Reply to reporter (if applicable) - Post a friendly customer-facing comment when the task has a requester/approver
- Mark task complete (
jt close) - Emit completion signal to IDE
Prerequisites
You MUST have emitted a review signal before running this:
```bash jat-signal review '{ "taskId": "TASK_ID", "taskTitle": "TASK_TITLE", "summary": ["What you accomplished"], "filesModified": [ {"path": "src/file.ts", "changeType": "modified", "linesAdded":
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