consolidate-actions
Execute consolidation actions (merge, archive, delete, rescope, get)
What this skill does
# Consolidate Actions
Execute consolidation operations on learnings. All destructive operations create backups.
## Usage
```bash
# Fetch full content for review
python3 consolidate-actions.py get --ids=id1,id2
# Delete with backup
python3 consolidate-actions.py delete --ids=id1,id2
# Move to archive
python3 consolidate-actions.py archive --ids=id1,id2
# Change scope (repo -> global)
python3 consolidate-actions.py rescope --id=abc123 --scope=global
# Merge multiple into one
python3 consolidate-actions.py merge --ids=id1,id2,id3 --name=jwt-patterns
# Merge with explicit output directory (overrides scope logic)
python3 consolidate-actions.py merge --ids=id1,id2 --name=patterns --output-dir=/path/to/repo/.projects/learnings/
# Dry run (show what would happen)
python3 consolidate-actions.py merge --ids=id1,id2 --name=patterns --dry-run
```
## Actions
### get
Fetch full document content for specified IDs. Use before merge/delete to review.
### delete
Remove learnings from filesystem and SQLite. Creates backup in `~/.projects/archive/learnings/YYYY-MM-DD/`.
### archive
Move learnings to archive directory (removes from active learnings but preserves content).
### rescope
Move a learning between scopes. Currently supports repo -> global only.
### merge
Combine multiple learnings into a single file. Creates new merged document, backs up and deletes originals.
Options:
- `--output-dir`: Override output directory (useful when merging global-scoped files into a repo)
- `--dry-run`: Show what would happen without executing
## Output Format
All actions return JSON:
```json
{
"status": "success|error",
"message": "...",
...action-specific fields...
}
```
## Safety
- All destructive ops create backups in `~/.projects/archive/learnings/YYYY-MM-DD/`
- Backups include original file path info
- SQLite entries are removed after successful file operations
- Merge preserves source attribution in merged document
## Notes
- IDs come from consolidate-discovery output
- Use `get` action to review full content before destructive actions
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