TASK-PLAN v2 Dashboard

TASK-PLAN v2 Dashboard is a public package for making agentic software work reviewable. It combines a Markdown control-document format, an Antigravity/VS Code-style dashboard extension, bilingual docs, templates, demo workspaces, and media that show how multi-agent plans can be tracked from feature gate to verification.

Why this matters

Agentic coding sessions often fail because plans, blockers, test evidence, and review state are scattered across chat history and local files. TASK-PLAN v2 gives maintainers a canonical TASK-PLAN.md contract with explicit status, dependencies, verification commands, approvals, rollback notes, and progress events. The dashboard makes that contract visible enough for a human reviewer to decide whether work is ready, blocked, or still needs evidence.

This is relevant to Codex-style OSS maintenance because it turns agent work into auditable maintainer workflow: issues can map to tasks, tasks can map to checks, and release decisions can be backed by recorded verification rather than chat memory.

Quick start

1. After npm publication, install the package: npm install task-plan-v2-dashboard.
2. Read the English guide: docs/en/TASKS-GENERAL-INSTRUCTIONS.md.
3. Copy templates/TASK-PLAN-v2.template.md into a project as TASK-PLAN.md.
4. Open one of the demo workspaces in examples/ to see a filled plan.
5. Inspect the dashboard extension source in extension/task-plan-dashboard/.
6. Use the bootstrap prompts in prompts/ when asking another coding agent to install or fork this package.

Status: public OSS package, documentation-first, with extension packaging and CI planned as next steps.

Watch Demo

• YouTube demo
• Repository MP4

Dashboard Screenshots

Start Here With Any Coding Agent

If you want Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, GLM, Kimi, GitHub Copilot, Qwen, DeepSeek, or a similar coding agent to fork this package or install TASK-PLAN v2 into your own repository, start with these files:

• English bootstrap prompt
• Russian bootstrap prompt
• Bootstrap workspace README
• Bootstrap FEATURE-PREPARATION
• Bootstrap TASK-PLAN

How to use them:

1. Give your agent one bootstrap prompt.
2. Give your agent the bootstrap workspace.
3. Give your agent real runtime inputs:

• source package path or URL
• target repository path or URL
• install mode
• install scope
• branch name
• GitHub auth status

4. Require the agent to use the bootstrap TASK-PLAN.md as the canonical control document, not an ad hoc checklist.

Expected outcome:

• a standalone fork or in-repo bootstrap
• root FEATURE-PREPARATION.md and TASK-PLAN.md installed in the target repository
• selected templates, docs, prompts, and optional dashboard assets copied into place
• real verification evidence, and optionally a commit or PR if requested and possible

This folder is a GitHub-ready bundle for publishing the TASK-PLAN v2 planning system, the Antigravity dashboard extension, bilingual docs, demo workspaces, and media.

Current Dashboard Release

The production extension UI is local.task-plan-dashboard-2.0.2.

This release brings the animated demo experience into the real Antigravity / VS Code-compatible extension:

• Agent Arena with animated role cards
• interactive dependency graph with zoom, pan, fullscreen, and drag controls
• improved kanban behavior, including newest-first ordering in the done column
• floating audio drawer with bundled BGM wiring and Load Playlist upload controls
• in-panel language switching for en, ru, es, fr, de, zh, and ja
• stage message overlay above the robot area with a close button

What is included

Docs

• docs/en/
• docs/ru/
• docs/reference/

Templates

• templates/FEATURE-PREPARATION-CHECKLIST.md
• templates/TASK-PLAN-v2.template.md
• templates/CLAUDE-CODE.tasks-projection.md
• templates/IMPLEMENTATION-PLAN.runtime.md

Skills

• skills/post-implementation-cleanup/
• skills/legacy-audit/

The skills layer is authored in English to keep execution semantics stable across Codex, Claude Code, Gemini, and Antigravity, while the surrounding human-facing documentation remains bilingual in docs/en/ and docs/ru/.

Extension source

• extension/task-plan-dashboard/

This is the repository-safe source version of the local Antigravity dashboard extension.

Examples

• examples/demo-en/
• examples/demo-ru/
• examples/agent-bootstrap/

Demo workspaces include:

• FEATURE-PREPARATION.md
• TASK-PLAN.md
• .task-plan/events.jsonl
• task artifacts

The bootstrap workspace includes:

• FEATURE-PREPARATION.md
• TASK-PLAN.md
• a usage README.md

Prompts

• prompts/AGENT-BOOTSTRAP-TASK-PLAN-v2.en.md
• prompts/AGENT-BOOTSTRAP-TASK-PLAN-v2.ru.md
• prompts/REMOTION-PROMPT-TASK-PLAN-DASHBOARD.en.md
• prompts/REMOTION-PROMPT-TASK-PLAN-DASHBOARD.ru.md

Media

• media/task-plan-dashboard-presentation.mp4
• media/screenshots/

Recommended repository layout

If you move this bundle into a real repository, keep the structure mostly unchanged:

docs/
  en/
  ru/
  reference/
templates/
skills/
extension/
  task-plan-dashboard/
examples/
  agent-bootstrap/
  demo-en/
  demo-ru/
prompts/
media/

What was intentionally excluded

The following machine-specific files are intentionally not part of this package:

• ~/.antigravity/extensions/extensions.json
• ~/.antigravity/extensions/.obsolete
• Library/Application Support/Antigravity/...
• local cache files
• user profile state

Roadmap

• Package the dashboard extension as a reproducible VSIX build.
• Add CI for template validation and extension smoke checks.
• Move large demo media to GitHub Releases if repository size becomes a problem.
• Add more examples for Codex, Claude Code, and Antigravity workflows.

Main entry points

Start here:

• English general guide
• Russian general guide
• English dashboard guide
• Russian dashboard guide
• Extension source

License

MIT, see LICENSE.