Never lose your place in a complex task. Task Pilot breaks work into verified steps, plants context anchors, and recovers gracefully when conversations get long — so Claude never goes off track or forgets where it was.
Long tasks break in two ways:
Task Pilot solves both.
Use Task Pilot when:
Skip it for: single-step tasks, quick lookups, tasks that take one response.
Before writing a single line of code or taking any action, create a task plan:
[Task Plan]
Goal: ...
Steps:
1. [ ] ...
2. [ ] ...
3. [ ] ...
Success criteria: ...
Risks / dependencies: ...
Wait for confirmation (or adjustment) before executing. Never skip the plan.
After completing each step:
[✓ Step N — description]If a step fails, say so immediately. Do not silently move to the next step.
Every 8–12 exchanges, or before any major transition, plant a context anchor:
[Context Anchor]
Task: ...
Completed: steps 1–N ✓
Current: step N+1 — [description]
Remaining: steps N+2 to end
Key decisions locked: ...
Blockers / open questions: ...
Anchors are short. They exist to let you — or a future session — resume from exactly this point.
If context appears lost or compacted:
When recovering, announce it:
[Recovering from context loss]
Last anchor: step N complete
Resuming at: step N+1
A task is done when:
[Task Complete]
Completed: all N steps ✓
Result: ...
Verified: ...
clarity-first — clarify requirements before creating the planthinkdeep — analyze complex decisions within a step before executingInstall the full ThinkStack for best results:
openclaw install clarity-first
openclaw install thinkdeep
openclaw install task-pilot
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