Welcome to the Taskplane docs.
Taskplane has two core audiences:
- Users/Operators — install Taskplane, run tasks, orchestrate batches
- Contributors/Maintainers — understand internals, test changes, and release updates
Status: Public documentation is available and organized by audience and doc type (tutorial, how-to, reference, explanation).
Start here if you're new to Taskplane.
- Install Taskplane
- Run Your First Orchestration
- Use the Dashboard
- Run Your First Task — run a single task with full orchestrator isolation via
/orch
Alternative setup:
Use these for concrete operational tasks.
- Configure Worker & Reviews — worker model, reviewer settings, context injection
- Configure Task Orchestrator
- Define Task Areas
- Pause, Resume, or Abort a Batch
- Recover After Interruption
- Troubleshoot Common Issues
Use these when you need complete command or file semantics.
Configuration reference:
- Settings Reference (
/taskplane-settings) - task-runner.yaml (legacy, still supported)
- task-orchestrator.yaml (legacy, still supported)
Use these to understand the design and tradeoffs.
- Architecture
- Execution Model
- Review Loop
- Waves, Lanes, and Worktrees
- Merge and Conflict Resolution
- Persistence and Resume
- Package and Template Model
Internal design documents, architecture decisions, and implementation specs. These are the source of truth for how features were designed and why.
Also see root docs:
- Report bugs / request features: https://github.com/HenryLach/taskplane/issues
- Security reports: see SECURITY.md