
bulk-complete
Bulk-complete tasks/steps in a project. Load when user says "bulk complete [project]", "mark all done", "complete phase X", or needs to finish project tasks efficiently. Works with both steps.md and tasks.md formats.
Bulk-complete tasks/steps in a project. Load when user says "bulk complete [project]", "mark all done", "complete phase X", or needs to finish project tasks efficiently. Works with both steps.md and tasks.md formats.
Bulk Complete
Efficiently mark tasks complete in project steps.md files.
When to Use
- User says "bulk complete [project]" or "mark all tasks done"
- User says "complete Phase 2" or "finish Section 3"
- Project work is done, need to mark all steps [x]
- During close-session if project complete (auto-triggered)
Quick Start
Auto-detect and run:
python scripts/bulk-complete.py --project [ID] --all --no-confirm
Usage Patterns
Complete all tasks (project finished):
python scripts/bulk-complete.py --project 01 --all --no-confirm
Complete specific phase (phase done):
python scripts/bulk-complete.py --project 01 --section "Phase 2"
Complete task range (selective):
python scripts/bulk-complete.py --project 01 --tasks 1-5,7,10-15
Interactive mode (pick tasks):
python scripts/bulk-complete.py --project 01
Script Details
- Auto-detects: steps.md (new) OR tasks.md (legacy)
- Validates: Re-reads file to confirm completion
- Cross-platform: Works on Windows, Mac, Linux
- Tested: 27 unit tests, 100% passing
Run python scripts/bulk-complete.py --help for all options.
Integration: Used by close-session skill (Step 2 auto-complete)
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