discover-project-commands
Use during planning to discover and document available project commands (make targets, npm scripts, etc.) for success criteria.
What this skill does
# Discover Project Commands Automatically discover and document all available commands in the project for reference during planning and implementation. ## What to Discover ### Make Targets Check for `Makefile` and extract all targets: - Use `make -qp` or parse Makefile directly - Document target names and descriptions (from comments) ### NPM Scripts Check for `package.json` and extract scripts: - Read package.json - Document script names and what they do ### Go Commands If Go project, document standard commands: - `go test ./...` - `go build ./...` - `go run` - Custom test/build commands ### Other Build Tools Check for and document: - Gradle tasks - Maven goals - Cargo commands - Python setup.py commands ## Output Format Write to: `thoughts/notes/commands.md` Use the template from `templates/commands-reference.md` and populate with discovered commands. ## Discovery Process 1. **Check for Makefile**: Parse targets and descriptions 2. **Check for package.json**: Extract npm scripts 3. **Detect language**: Look for go.mod, requirements.txt, Cargo.toml, etc. 4. **Document commands**: Use template to create reference doc 5. **Include metadata**: Add timestamp and project name ## Example Output Structure ```markdown --- last_updated: 2025-12-23T10:00:00Z last_updated_by: Claude project: my-project --- # Project Commands Reference Last discovered: 2025-12-23 ## Make Targets - `make test` - Run all tests - `make build` - Build the project - `make lint` - Run linters ## NPM Scripts - `npm test` - Run Jest tests - `npm run build` - Build for production ## Common Verification Commands - `make test` - Recommended for success criteria - `make lint` - Recommended for code quality checks ``` ## When to Use Automatically invoked by the `plan` command if `thoughts/notes/commands.md` doesn't exist.
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