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# Task Templates
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This directory contains example task structures for reference and testing.
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## Templates
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### `tasks/bad-impl/`
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A deliberately broken task used to test the dashboard's handling of failed verdicts.
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- Contains a `VERDICT.md` with `FAIL`.
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- Useful for verifying that the dashboard correctly shows blocked tasks.
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### `tasks/research-task/`
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A minimal example of a research-phase task.
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- Contains only a `SPEC.md`.
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- Useful as a starting point for new research tasks.
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### `tasks/subtask-parent/`
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An example of a decomposed parent task with sub-tasks.
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- Contains `SPEC.md` and `DECOMPOSITION.md`.
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- Includes sub-task folders under `subtasks/`.
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- Useful for testing sub-task visualization in the dashboard.
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## Usage
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These templates are not used automatically by the framework. Copy and adapt them when creating new tasks, or use them as fixtures for dashboard tests.
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