Batch Command Runner#

Purpose#

Run multiple commands or tasks in sequence, collecting results from each step.

Workflow#

1. Parse Input: Accept a list of tasks separated by newlines. Each line is one task.
2. Validate: Check that each task is a valid command or action before starting.
3. Execute Sequentially: Run each task one at a time, in the order provided.
   • Capture the output and exit status of each task.
   • If a task fails, log the error and continue to the next task unless the user specified --stop-on-error.
4. Report Results: After all tasks complete, provide a summary table:
   • Task number
   • Task description
   • Status (success/failure)
   • Brief output or error message

Input Format#

task 1 description or command
task 2 description or command
task 3 description or command

Options#

• --stop-on-error: Halt execution on the first failure instead of continuing.
• --dry-run: Show what would be executed without actually running anything.

Guidelines#

• Keep each task atomic and independent when possible.
• For shell commands, use Bash tool. For code changes, use Edit/Write tools.
• Always confirm destructive operations before executing them.
• Provide a progress indicator showing which task is currently running (e.g., "[2/5] Running lint...").