Task Executor Command
November 29, 2025 · View on GitHub
The task-executor is the primary command of Claudiomiro. It provides autonomous AI-powered task decomposition and implementation, managing the entire development lifecycle from planning to commit.
Usage
claudiomiro [folder] [options]
If no folder is specified, the current working directory is used.
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--executor=<name> | AI executor to use: claude, codex, gemini, deepseek, glm (default: claude) |
--claude | Shorthand for --executor=claude |
--codex | Shorthand for --executor=codex |
--gemini | Shorthand for --executor=gemini |
--deep-seek | Shorthand for --executor=deepseek |
--glm | Shorthand for --executor=glm |
--prompt="<text>" | Provide the task prompt directly (activates --fresh) |
--fresh | Start fresh, removing any existing .claudiomiro folder |
--continue | Resume after answering clarification questions |
--same-branch | Work on the current branch instead of creating a new one |
--push=false | Skip pushing to remote repository |
--steps=<n,n,...> | Run only specific steps (e.g., --steps=4,5,6) |
--step=<n> | Alias for --steps |
--maxConcurrent=<n> | Maximum concurrent tasks in parallel execution |
--limit=<n> | Maximum attempts per task (default: 20) |
--no-limit | Run without attempt limit |
--backend=<path> | Backend repository path (enables multi-repo mode) |
--frontend=<path> | Frontend repository path (enables multi-repo mode) |
Execution Steps
The task-executor runs through the following steps:
Step 0: Initial Setup
- Creates the
.claudiomiroworking folder - Reads the user prompt (interactive or via
--prompt) - May ask clarification questions before proceeding
- Creates initial task structure
Step 1: AI Prompt Generation
- Generates
AI_PROMPT.mdfrom user input - Incorporates clarification answers if provided
Step 2: Task Decomposition
- Breaks down the main task into subtasks
- Creates
TASK.mdfor each subtask - Defines dependencies between tasks
Step 3: Dependency Analysis
- Analyzes task dependencies
- Builds the dependency graph (DAG)
- Prepares for parallel execution
Step 4: TODO Generation
- Creates
TODO.mdfor each task - Defines specific implementation steps
- Analyzes if tasks should be split further
Step 5: Research & Context
- Generates
RESEARCH.mdwith relevant codebase analysis - Creates
CONTEXT.mdwith implementation guidelines - Prepares AI with project-specific knowledge
Step 6: Implementation & Review
- Implements each task according to TODO items
- Performs automated code review
- Re-analyzes failed implementations
Step 7: Critical Bug Sweep
- Global analysis of all changes
- Identifies critical bugs across the codebase
- Creates
BUGS.mdwith findings - Loops until all critical issues are resolved
Step 8: Finalization
- Commits all changes
- Pushes to remote (unless
--push=false) - Creates
done.txtmarker file
Parallel Execution
When tasks have dependencies defined via @dependencies tags in TASK.md, Claudiomiro uses a DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) Executor to run independent tasks in parallel.
@dependencies [TASK1, TASK2]
Tasks without dependencies run first, and dependent tasks wait for their dependencies to complete.
Examples
Basic Usage
# Run in current directory with interactive prompt
claudiomiro
# Run in a specific project folder
claudiomiro ./my-project
With Direct Prompt
# Provide prompt directly (starts fresh automatically)
claudiomiro --prompt="Add user authentication with JWT"
Using Different AI Executors
# Use Codex instead of Claude
claudiomiro --codex
# Use Gemini
claudiomiro --gemini
Resuming After Clarification
# After answering CLARIFICATION_QUESTIONS.json
claudiomiro --continue
Running Specific Steps
# Only run implementation and review steps
claudiomiro --steps=4,5,6
# Only run final commit step
claudiomiro --step=8
Controlling Parallel Execution
# Limit to 2 concurrent tasks
claudiomiro --maxConcurrent=2
# Unlimited retries per task
claudiomiro --no-limit
Output Structure
After execution, the .claudiomiro folder contains:
.claudiomiro/
├── task-executor/
│ ├── AI_PROMPT.md # Generated AI prompt
│ ├── CLARIFICATION_QUESTIONS.json # Questions (if any)
│ ├── CLARIFICATION_ANSWERS.json # User answers (if any)
│ ├── CRITICAL_REVIEW_PASSED.md # Created when step 7 passes
│ ├── BUGS.md # Critical bugs found (step 7)
│ ├── done.txt # Completion marker
│ ├── TASK1/
│ │ ├── TASK.md # Task description
│ │ ├── TODO.md # Implementation checklist
│ │ ├── RESEARCH.md # Codebase analysis
│ │ ├── CONTEXT.md # Implementation context
│ │ ├── CODE_REVIEW.md # Review results
│ │ └── split.txt # Split analysis marker
│ ├── TASK2/
│ │ └── ...
│ └── TASK3/
│ └── ...
Error Handling
- If a step fails, Claudiomiro logs detailed error information
- Use
--limit=<n>to control retry attempts - Check the
.claudiomirofolder for detailed logs and intermediate files - The
--continueflag allows resuming from clarification phase
Multi-Repository Mode
When working with separate backend and frontend codebases, use multi-repo mode:
claudiomiro --backend=./api --frontend=./web --prompt="Add user authentication"
How It Works
- Git Detection: Claudiomiro automatically detects if the paths are in a monorepo or separate repositories
- Configuration Persistence: Settings are saved to
.claudiomiro/task-executor/multi-repo.jsonfor--continuesupport - Scope Tags: Each task must include a
@scopetag in itsTASK.md:
@scope backend
@dependencies [TASK1]
Implement JWT token generation...
Scope Values
| Scope | Description |
|---|---|
backend | Task executes in the backend repository |
frontend | Task executes in the frontend repository |
integration | Task involves both repositories (e.g., API contract verification) |
Integration Verification
In Step 7 (Critical Bug Sweep), Claudiomiro analyzes integration points between repositories:
- Endpoint URL mismatches
- Request/response payload differences
- Missing or undefined endpoints
- HTTP method inconsistencies
Multi-Repo Output Structure
.claudiomiro/
├── task-executor/
│ ├── multi-repo.json # Multi-repo configuration
│ ├── AI_PROMPT.md
│ ├── TASK1/
│ │ ├── TASK.md # Contains @scope backend
│ │ └── ...
│ ├── TASK2/
│ │ ├── TASK.md # Contains @scope frontend
│ │ └── ...
│ └── TASK3/
│ ├── TASK.md # Contains @scope integration
│ └── ...
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