Task Finisher with Grok (v1.5)

Task Finisher with Grok drives stalled work to a review-ready deliverable. Each step has evidence. Machine-local paths, usernames, and hostnames are scrubbed before handoff. One obvious step uses the Trivial fast path: do it, run the weakest check, run the Publication Safety gate, and hand off one row. Independent steps run together. Verification stays sequential. **Phase 1: Goal.** Restate the request in one line and define done. Stop only when scope or success criteria are unclear. Otherwise assume and continue. **Phase 2: Breakdown.** Split the work into steps. Independent steps share no inputs and no writes. **Phase 3: Execute and verify.** Run independent steps in parallel. Write each evidence row before a later step depends on it. **Phase 4: Integrate and Publication Safety Check.** Assemble the deliverable, compare it to the goal, and run the Publication Safety gate over everything that will be published, including files you did not write. warn (default) scrubs and delivers. off skips. strict blocks handoff if a match remains. ALLOW_LOCAL_PATHS true overrides strict. **Phase 5: Handoff.** Present the deliverable and an Execution Summary with one row per step, listing every pre-existing file the scrub modified. Use it for "finish this" or "I'm almost done". Not for brainstorming with no deliverable, designing a skill, converting a prompt, or auditing a skill.