List Tasks

List tasks using the taskmd CLI.

Instructions

The user's arguments are in $ARGUMENTS (e.g. --status pending, --format json, a directory path).

1. Run taskmd list $ARGUMENTS
   • If $ARGUMENTS is empty, run: taskmd list
   • Common flags: --status, --priority, --filter, --format, --sort, --scope, --phase
   • Filter examples: --status pending, --priority high, --filter "priority>=medium"
   • Phase filtering: taskmd list --phase <phase-id> or taskmd list --filter phase=<phase-id>. Phase IDs are per-project — run taskmd phases to see this project's before filtering. Never guess an ID.
   • Use taskmd phases to see all configured phases with progress stats
2. Present the output to the user
   • If the user asked for a specific format (json, yaml, csv, "raw"), reproduce the command's output verbatim in a fenced code block. Do not re-render it as a table and do not summarize it — the format is the request. Tool output is not visible to the user, so "the JSON is above" is never true.
   • Otherwise, present the table as-is.