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Executing\" for the task list format and the problem\u002Fsolution check; these ordered\n  tasks are the stack's branches, one task per branch\n- Confirm task `\u003CID+1>` depends only on task `\u003CID>`, not on `master` and not on an\n  earlier task in the list\n- If the order or a dependency is unclear, ask before starting: fixing a wrong\n  dependency after the stack is built means rebasing everything above it\n\n## Create the Issue and the First Branch (`_1`)\n\n- Follow `.claude\u002Fskills\u002Fauto_task.rules.md` section \"One GitHub Issue Is the Unit\n  of Work\": one GH issue covers the whole stack, not one issue per branch\n- Create the issue and the first branch \u002F PR `\u003CBASE>_1`\n\n  ```bash\n  > git_create_issue_and_branch.py \\\n      --gh_issue_title \"\u003CTITLE>\" --gh_issue_body \"\u003CDescription of entire stack>\" \\\n      --suffix 1\n  ```\n\n- The description of the entire task is\n- Commit the file passed by the user (e.g., `tasks.md`)\n- Implement 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specs are complete, tasks form\n  a real dependency chain, and the user prefers one batch review over interruptions\n- Follow `.claude\u002Fskills\u002Fauto_task.rules.md` section \"Ask for Clarification Before\n  Executing an Unclear Plan\" when a task's spec is unclear or incomplete: do not keep\n  building downstream tasks on top of a guess\n- Make sure that once you start implementing the stack all the doubts have been\n  clarified by asking to the user, so that you can proceed without interruptions\n\n# Workflow\n\n## Confirm the Task List\n\n- Follow `.claude\u002Fskills\u002Fauto_task.rules.md` section \"Confirm the Task List Before\n  Executing\" for the task list format and the problem\u002Fsolution check; these ordered\n  tasks are the stack's branches, one task per branch\n- Confirm task `\u003CID+1>` depends only on task `\u003CID>`, not on `master` and not on an\n  earlier task in the list\n- If the order or a dependency is unclear, ask before starting: fixing a wrong\n  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