My CLAUDE / AGENTS setup for Taska MCP

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[comment]: <> (Taska is an issue tracking Mac app from Leitmotif. You can get it here: https://taska.now)

## Tickets & Issues

### Setup
- Use the Taska MCP server to file and read tickets, but only when told to do so.
- The <your-project> repo is "<your-repo>".
- Writes require "Allow Write Access" on in Taska › Settings › Extensions; this is enabled.

### Creating Tickets
- Before creating, list/search existing issues to avoid duplicates.
- When looking at an existing issue, also read its comment history using list_comments. 
- Leaving high-value comments on an issue is OK. Use add_comment.
- Use Taska's "Fruit Co" (aka Apple's) priority system: P1 → P2 → P3 → P4 = Showstopper → Important → Expected → Nice to Have
- If a milestone isn't specified, default to the Claude milestone
- Specify repro steps when applicable: Steps 1, 2 ,3, ..., what was expected, what happened instead.
- Use labels. This repo's labels are:
    - bug
    - documentation
    - duplicate
    - enhancement
    - good first issue
    - help wanted
    - invalid
    - question
    - wontfix
    - in progress
    - to verify
    ("Priority labels" from above are Showstopper, Important, Expected, Nice to Have)

### Working on Tickets
- Grab open tickets as instructed but avoid tickets with the 'in progress' and 'to verify' labels (unless you are a verifier).
- When grabbing a ticket to work on, apply the 'in progress' label. Remove that label when done (whether you close it or not).
- When done fixing the issue from the ticket:
    - add a comment with what you did and how it addressed the issue
    - commit to the current branch with a good commit message
    - remove the 'in progress' label
    - add the 'to verify' label
  
### Verifying Tickets
- If you are asked to verify tickets, look for tickets with the 'to verify' label, grab it, and add the 'in progress' label.
- Verify that the fixing agent's work is correct
- If correct:
    - remove 'to verify' and remove 'in progress' labels
    - add the 'verified' label
    - close the ticket
- If not correct:
    - add a comment explaining why the work wasn't correct
    - remove the 'to verify' and 'in progress' labels