Start agent work from a task

Prepare an agent request from a task while keeping the work linked to its requirement.

Before you start

Open Tasks in the correct project and select the personal or external task. Read its description, status, and priority before deciding what the agent should implement.

Implement prepares this task-linked draft. Review the task identifier, request, and agent configuration before sending.

Step by step

1. Clarify the expected result in the task. Resolve conflicting requirements and identify any design or reference material the agent needs.

2. Choose Implement in the task header. Choro opens a new-agent composer with the task context prepared. If the task already has implementation work, the action may be labeled Reimplement.

3. Read the prepared request. Confirm the task identifier and scope, then add any limits that are specific to this implementation.

4. Choose the provider, model, effort, access, and working mode. Use Plan if you want to agree on an approach before implementation.

5. Send the request when it is ready. Follow the linked agent, answer questions, and inspect the actual result against the task.

6. Return to the task to follow its linked work. Review changed files and relevant checks before treating the requirement as complete.

What to expect

The agent conversation carries a reference to the task, so you can move between the requirement and its implementation.

Troubleshooting and useful details

Opening Implement prepares a draft; it does not itself finish the task or prove the requested behavior works. If the task changes during a run, send a focused follow-up to explain the change. For external tasks, check the live source when details may have changed. Avoid creating several implementation agents for the same requirement unless you intend to coordinate that work.