I built "Clade Tasks" to make Claude Code 10x better and 2x cheaper. I integrated 3 engines in 1 flow: 1. Claude Code (best agentic coding interface) 2. CodeGuide (to provide deep context to AI) 3. Taskmaster (to create detailed implementation plan) Here's how it works: ↓

Claude Code is the most powerful AI coding tool right now. Yes better than Cursor/windsurf. But Claude 4 (the underlying model) can spit out unnecessary files/code and burn tokens. Also it's plan mode is good but I found a better alternative: ↓

1. Plan before code "Build me x, y, z." type prompts don't work because of no technical context. So turn your idea into a set of well structured docs: - PRD - Tech stack doc. - App flow doc - UI guidelines - backend structure etc @CodeGuidedev write these docs in only 3 steps

2. Taskmaster AI Taskmaster is an open source project to write detailed tasks and sub tasks from PRDs. I made it even powerful. In this flow Taskmaster creates tasks from a set of docs generated by CodeGuide. Results: 10x better tasks.

3. Claude Code Just copy the commands after generating all docs and Claude Tasks and paste it in any CLI, (Cursor, Windsurf, VScode, Cline etc) and Claude code will start running. It will automatically create docs folder and attach all generated documentation.

This workflow provides a knowledge base (coding docs) and implementation plan (tasks and sub-tasks list) to Claude code. And Claude Code focuses on execution rather than planning, thinking unnecessarily and causing token burn.

Next I'll be adding vision to this flow. (Agent can take screenshot and feed it back to Claude code so Claude can analyze if the output is according to the docs) Screen awareness is important for autonomous coding and our tests were successful. Shipping this soon. Enjoy Claude Tasks inside @CodeGuidedev

Very cool. Please make sure to link to the open source project

There's no point in using Taskmaster/Claude Tasks with Claude Code. Just using Plan mode (shift+tab) for all prompts and clearing after each session works flawlessly. It automatically generates the to-dos.

You're not understanding the core concept.

I see you start using taskmaster!

It's a great framework.