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Load, list or archive a project of the user's brain, and find where a piece of work belongs. Use when the user says "load project X", "charge le projet X", "on bosse sur X", "where is X", "list my projects" or "archive X".

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SKILL.md

Work with the projects of the user's brain, following the Projects and Hygiene sections of its AGENTS.md. The brain is the folder named in the ## Brain section of ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md (default ~/brain). Talk to the user in their language, without jargon.

  • load <name>: find the folder (search projects/**/About.md by folder name and title, ask in one line when two match), read About.md and Roadmap.md first, then only the files the task needs. Say in two lines where the project stands and the next step. Update About.md and updated: when something important changes.
  • list [status]: read the status of every projects/**/About.md and show name, status, updated and a one-line summary, grouped by hub. Flag projects not updated for 60 days or more, and point to /cleanup to tidy them.
  • archive <name>: fold the final outcome into About.md, set status: done, trash scratch files, keep deliverables, move the folder to archives/<slug>/ (keep it intact), fix the paths that pointed to it, and commit projects: archive <name>.
  • A new project goes through the create-project skill.

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