How can i use with existing project which is already in cursor and developed in Python #133
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How can i use with existing project which is already in cursor and developed in Python |
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Say you've built 90% of a project and want to use Taskmaster for the rest. Use Gemini to create a deep explanation of the code base (make it build it as it read the db). High level architecture, data flow, use experience, user interface etc. When you have that, do Save that as Run Now you have tasks describing your codebase. You can use Tell Gemini to do another exploration and identify all tasks that can be marked down. That should be 90%-100% of your tasks. Now you have an up to date task list including the last 10% you want to build. If all tasks are done, simply add tasks to describe the last 10%. Dive into the next task, expand it into subtasks using research to get yourself unstuck, and start implementing! If it still gets stuck, make sure to update your subtasks with clear information explaining what it has already tried (and which failed). As the AI tries things and fails, you can continue updating its subtasks and task itself with research via Perplexity. The more you record how implementation goes (good or bad), the more surgical the research will eventually be and it will eventually unblock. |
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Say you've built 90% of a project and want to use Taskmaster for the rest.
Use Gemini to create a deep explanation of the code base (make it build it as it read the db). High level architecture, data flow, use experience, user interface etc.
When you have that, do
task-master initand give it the example PRD and tell it to produce it using the code exploration it did. Make sure to add in any features that are missing (the last 10%)Save that as
prd.txt— you now have a PRD that describes your existing code and functionalityRun
task-master parse-prdor ask the agent to parse your PRD if the MCP server is enabled.Now you have tasks describing your codebase. You can use
task-master listto…