Task Decomposer
Use when the user has a large, complex, or ambiguous request that needs to be broken down into smaller, actionable steps for AI assistance. Helps users structure prompts, manage context window limits, plan multi-session work, and get better results from AI coding agents. Also for 'too complex', 'where do I start', 'break this down', 'step by step', 'context too large', 'multi-step task', 'prompt structure', 'AI workflow', 'organize my request'.
Install
npx skills add sametcelikbicak/task-decomposer --skill Task Decomposergit clone --depth 1 https://github.com/sametcelikbicak/task-decomposer.git /tmp/task-decomposer
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
cp -r /tmp/task-decomposer/. ~/.claude/skills/Task-DecomposerPersonal skills live in ~/.claude/skills. Use .claude/skills in a project folder to share a skill with your team.
From the SKILL.md
# Task Decomposer Help users decompose complex requests into structured, AI-friendly task sequences. Optimizes for context window efficiency, clear dependency ordering, and measurable progress — so the user gets better results from fewer, more focused interactions. ## Philosophy Most AI frustration comes from one root cause: **asking for too much at once**. A single vague prompt produces a shallow result. Task decomposition reverses this — it teaches users (and guides the assistant) to think in atomic, dependency-ordered units. The model: **Plan → Slice → Prompt → Verify → Next** --- ## User-Facing Framework When a user says something large or vague, walk them through this decomposition framework: ### Step 1: Goal Articulation Ask the user clarifying questions to define the **true objective**: - "What is the single outcome you want when this is done?" - "What constraints matter? (deadlines, tech stack, standards)" - "What does success look like? How will you verify it?" - "What are you *not* trying to do? (anti-goals)" **Output:** A one-paragraph goal statement. If it takes more than 3 sentences, keep refining. ### Step 2: Dependency Map Help the user identify the natural order of work: ``` Level 1 — Foundation (setup, config, data model) Level 2 — Core Logic (business logic, API, main feature) Level 3 — Polish (UI, error handling, edge cases) Level 4 — Verify (tests, review, deploy) ```
Details
- Skill name
Task Decomposer- Repository
- sametcelikbicak/task-decomposer
- License
- MIT
- Repo updated
- 11 September 2026
- Listed in
- heilcheng/awesome-agent-skills
FAQ
What does the Task Decomposer skill do?
Use when the user has a large, complex, or ambiguous request that needs to be broken down into smaller, actionable steps for AI assistance. Helps users structure prompts, manage context window limits, plan multi-session work, and get better results from AI coding agents. Also for 'too complex', 'where do I start', 'break this down', 'step by step', 'context too large', 'multi-step task', 'prompt structure', 'AI workflow', 'organize my request'.
How do I install the Task Decomposer skill?
skills CLI (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and more): npx skills add sametcelikbicak/task-decomposer --skill Task Decomposer. Skills go in ~/.claude/skills (personal) or .claude/skills (project), and Claude loads them automatically when a task matches the description.
Is Task Decomposer popular?
It lives in sametcelikbicak/task-decomposer, which has 4 GitHub stars and 0 forks, and is included in 1 curated skill list.
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