project
project-manager
Track and manage external repos: Learn (study) | Incubate (develop)
Golden Rule
ghq owns the clone → ψ/ owns the symlink
Never copy. Always symlink. One source of truth.
When to Use
Invoke this skill when:
- User shares a GitHub URL and wants to study/clone it
- User mentions wanting to learn from a codebase
- User wants to start developing on an external repo
- Need to find where a previously cloned project lives
Actions
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22learn
Explore a codebase with parallel Haiku agents — clone, read, and document. Modes — --fast (1 agent), default (3), --deep (5). Use when user says "learn [repo]", "explore codebase", "study this repo", or shares a GitHub URL to study. Do NOT trigger for finding projects (use /trace), session mining (use /dig), or cloning for active development (use /incubate).
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20oracle-soul-sync-update
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Create local skills as shortcuts — makes real /commands in .claude/skills/. Use when user says "create shortcut", "create skill", "make a command for", "add shortcut", or wants a quick custom /slash-command. Also lists and deletes local skills. ALSO triggers on "Unknown skill", "skill not found", or any unrecognized /slash-command — auto-creates it on the fly.
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