qfeed

What problem does it solve? Audit findings from coding-agent transcripts are only useful if they become tracked work, but filing a task for every finding creates noise. qfeed turns only the findings that passed strict evidence gates into tasks in your team's queue, and never files anything until you explicitly approve it. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Gated task filing: Four detectors (qruns:stalled, qruns:schema, qdoctor:gap, qship:ritual) each apply their own thresholds, so only findings with real evidence become task candidates. - Review-before-push workflow: Run the script bare to see qualifying findings, use --review to read full task bodies, then --push --yes to file them; --push without --yes refuses. - Idempotent scheduling and cleanup: Tasks carry a stable source key the server upserts on, so daily runs refresh evidence instead of duplicating tasks, and --close retires only tasks this tool filed whose finding has gone away. - Use Case: After a /qruns audit reveals a scheduled job that ran 20 times delivering nothing, run qfeed to file that stalled task into the shared queue so a teammate can accept and fix it. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run qfeed to list which gated findings qualify as tasks, review them, and then file the approved ones into the team queue.