This walkthrough is written for analysts and coordinators who just want the official task templates in their workspace—no coding required.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.autocleaneeg.org/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Step 1 · Refresh the library index
Run this whenever you want to check for updates. It takes only a moment.- Working offline? Add
--no-network. The CLI will skip the Internet check and use the last snapshot it stored locally. - Behind a firewall? If the request fails the CLI will tell you once and remember the reason so you know you are using cached templates.
Step 2 · See what is available
- Status shows whether the template is already in your workspace.
- Source tells you where the file came from (
local download= GitHub,bundled snapshot= shipped with the app). - Add
--refreshto combine step 1 and 2 in a single command.
Step 3 · Copy a template into your workspace
- The file is downloaded (or taken from the bundled snapshot if you are offline).
- A copy is placed in your workspace
tasks/folder so you can edit it safely. - Running
task library listagain now shows the status badgeup to dateand the sourcelocal download.
--force to overwrite it, or install with a new filename.
Step 4 · Make it your own
Open the file in your preferred editor:autocleaneeg-pipeline process …).
Troubleshooting
- “Missing” template in the list? Run
task library list --refreshto clear the GitHub cache and try again. - Slow or blocked network? The CLI automatically falls back to the bundled snapshot. A banner will say “Working offline” with the time of the last successful check.
- Legacy scripts that still call
task builtinscontinue to work. Update them when convenient so everyone uses the same wording.
Next steps
- Want to understand the concepts behind the scenes? Read Task Library & Online Registry.
- Ready to customise templates in depth? Visit Task Management.