TeamBoostWORKFLOW LIBRARY

The TeamBoostAI workflow library

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60 practical guides for planning, AI agents and connected tools. Find a decision, explore an example, and adapt the work brief.

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60 authored guides11 reading formatsManual briefs
Useful examples
Illustrative work, ready to discuss
Scope agreedChoose the first usable outcomeProject lead · Evidence before commitment
Human reviewKeep agent proposals reviewableAI planning · Confirm ownership and scope
Map the handoffPreserve meaning between toolsIntegrations · Fields, people and draft review
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A guide for the work in front of you.

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60 guides available.

Task planning

6 guides

Sprint decisions

6 guides

Dependencies and handoffs

5 guides

AI drafting and review

5 guides

Async reporting

5 guides

Reusable work outlines

3 guides

Command-line workflows

11 guides
CLI walkthrough

Check your TeamBoost CLI workspace before work

Establish account, environment and organization readiness before reading or proposing a task change.

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CLI walkthrough

Read a known task from the terminal

Resolve a task key to current task detail before using it as the basis for engineering work.

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CLI walkthrough

Find blocked work with an actionable scope

Filter blocked tasks in the intended workspace and identify which condition needs an unblock decision.

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CLI walkthrough

Read beyond the first page of tasks

Continue a task query across pages while preserving filters and stating the coverage of the final result.

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Manager memo

Build a task summary from structured CLI results

Use structured task results to produce a scoped summary without dumping private task payloads into a report.

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CLI walkthrough

Review a CLI task change before applying it

Inspect a proposed task update and its target before deciding whether the change should be applied.

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Drafting workbench

Prepare a bounded CLI task-creation proposal

Prepare a task proposal with a supported type, clear outcome and acceptance evidence before a CLI creation preview.

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CLI walkthrough

Preview a useful task comment before posting

Prepare a Markdown task comment that contributes evidence or a decision request, then inspect its posting target.

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Manager memo

Read sprint metrics without overstating delivery

Interpret current and daily sprint metric evidence alongside acceptance and lifecycle context.

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Handoff sequence

Read carry-over history before replanning

Use incoming carry-over records to understand why unfinished work reached a sprint before making the next commitment.

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Delivery playbook

Prepare the CLI in the environment your agent uses

Verify a native CLI installation in the actual OS and terminal environment where the agent will run.

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Agents and MCP

11 guides
CLI walkthrough

Give Codex a scoped TeamBoost work brief

Use the native TeamBoost CLI and its agent guidance to turn a known task into a scoped engineering brief.

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Scope matrix

Use TeamBoost task context in Claude Code

Prepare a remote MCP task-context workflow with the right transport, workspace binding and allowed tool purpose.

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Delivery playbook

Bring TeamBoost issue evidence into Cursor

Use current task evidence alongside a code investigation while preserving the boundary between issue data and agent instructions.

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Before / after

Search TeamBoost tasks by meaning

Use semantic task search for a topic question and preserve the difference between relevant matches and an exhaustive attribute list.

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Scope matrix

Choose exact task filters for an MCP read

Preserve status, owner and project constraints when a request needs a structured set of TeamBoost tasks.

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Scope matrix

Check the workspace boundary of an MCP connection

Identify how the deployed TeamBoost MCP authentication mode binds a request to the intended organization.

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Drafting workbench

Review an agent task proposal before an MCP write

Review generated task scope, owner assumptions and distinct items before invoking TeamBoost’s task-creation tool.

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Before / after

Review a targeted MCP task update

Confirm an existing task and the exact requested change before allowing an agent’s update tool to alter it.

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Troubleshooting path

Investigate a new task missing from semantic search

Separate a semantic indexing gap from missing task persistence, workspace mismatch or an incorrect query.

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Scope matrix

Review MCP operation permissions without assumptions

Separate user intent, client tool selection and source-enforced permissions before enabling task-writing agent workflows.

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Before / after

Choose CLI or MCP for a TeamBoost agent workflow

Choose between native command execution with packaged guidance and remote MCP tools based on the actual workflow contract.

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Delivery playbooks

8 guides
Troubleshooting path

Triage a bug with reproducible evidence

Separate observed behavior, reproduction gaps and suspected causes before assigning a bug investigation.

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Delivery playbook

Plan regression checks around a changed behavior

Select regression checks that can detect meaningful consequences of a change, with clear evidence and review ownership.

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Before / after

Turn customer feedback into a reviewed task proposal

Separate customer observations, suggested solutions and agreed product actions before creating work.

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Decision desk

Review a client change against the current commitment

Assess requested scope changes against accepted work, remaining delivery and the decision authority.

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Delivery playbook

Turn incident findings into bounded follow-up work

Assign follow-up actions from observed incident findings without replacing the active response procedure.

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Drafting workbench

Give an engineering investigation an exit decision

Bound an engineering spike by the uncertainty it should resolve and the decision its evidence should change.

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Manager memo

Plan a release message around verified availability

Prepare a release announcement that states what changed, who can use it and where the real next action starts.

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Troubleshooting path

Review an automation exception before retrying

Separate failed execution, uncertain state and invalid input before retrying an automated task workflow.

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