Use cases
One pattern, many jobs
A run isn't one task — it's a chain of decisions, each producing a reviewed artifact. These are the jobs TaskForce turns from busywork into governed, remembered outputs. Each carries an honest maturity badge.
Product spec
Turn an outcome into a product spec — stories, acceptance criteria, edge cases — as a reviewed artifact, not a doc written from scratch.
Read moreArchitecture decision
Propose an approach and API contract with the trade-offs and risks made explicit — for a human to approve before anything is built.
Read moreBacklog grooming
Break an outcome into issues — estimated, sequenced and ready to assign — instead of grooming a backlog by hand.
Read moreCode review
Keep a human on the change: review and approve work, and link pull requests and commits back to the issue they belong to.
Read moreQA & testing
Verify the work against the original acceptance criteria before it's signed off.
Read moreDocumentation
The spec, the decision and the sign-off are outputs of the run itself, kept in Memory — not homework once the work is done.
Read moreOnboarding
A new teammate reads why the system is the way it is — instead of asking around and piecing it together.
Read moreIncident postmortem
Run a postmortem as governed stages, and keep the lessons where the next decision can find them.
Read moreRelease notes
Turn a run's approved artifacts into release notes — drawn from what actually shipped, not written from memory.
Read moreSprint planning
Plan a cycle with real capacity and workload from the board — not a guess on a whiteboard.
Read moreThe thread
Same rails, different jobs
Every job here runs on the same idea: an artifact is produced, a human approves it, and the approved decision becomes context for what's next. That's why the reasoning survives long after the work ships — whatever the job.
See how a run worksTurn a job into a governed output
Start with what ships today — approvals and memory — and grow into the full run as it lands.