project-router
Terminal-first project bootstrapper and workspace context manager. Use when the user asks for /project-style workflows: detect current project, read project context/brief, run standardized targets (build/test/lint/deploy), init a .project bundle via plan/apply, manage artifacts, or expose these actions via MCP server mcp-project-router and CLI project.
What this skill does
# project-router
This skill is Safa’s **canonical project management + context switching control plane**.
Core idea:
- **Canonical PM is local + queryable (SQLite)**: projects, tasks, context packs.
- **Trello is a tracking backend/UI**: cards mirror canonical tasks; lists mirror status; labels mirror priority.
- The “killer feature” is **context switching**: load the right docs/code/index for a project/task quickly and deterministically.
It provides:
- CLI: `project <verb> ...`
- MCP server: `mcp-project-router` (tools mirror the CLI)
- Per-project bundle stored in `.project/` (brief, targets, artifact index)
- A canonical task store (SQLite) + Trello sync adapter
## Project bundle layout (v1)
The `.project/` bundle is the **project-local** context nucleus. The canonical PM DB points at these bundles.
Inside a project root:
- `.project/project.json` — structured manifest
- `.project/PROJECT.md` — living brief
- `.project/targets.json` — target definitions (commands)
- `.project/index/artifacts.json` — artifact index
- `.project/history/plans/*.json` — plans
- `.project/history/applies/*.json` — apply receipts
## CLI quick start
### Baseline / existing commands
From anywhere inside a repo/workspace:
- `project detect`
- `project context`
- `project target list`
- `project target run <name>`
Initialize a bundle (dry-run plan + apply):
- `project init` (prints plan)
- `project apply <planId>`
Artifacts:
- `project artifact add <path|url> [--tags a,b,c]` (plan + apply)
### Canonical PM + context switching (new)
> Note: these verbs are the target UX. Implementations should remain idempotent and safe.
Project registration:
- `project pm project add <slug> --name "..." --root <path>`
- `project pm project list`
Task management:
- `project pm task add <slug> "<title>" --priority P0|P1|P2|P3 [--status inbox|next|doing|blocked|waiting|done]`
- `project pm task list [--project <slug>] [--status ...]`
- `project pm task set-status <taskId> <status>`
Context switching:
- `project pm switch <slug>`
- prints pinned docs + top targets + active tasks
- `project pm focus <taskId>`
- loads task-linked files/artifacts and updates the task activity log
Trello sync:
- `project pm trello sync [--project <slug>]`
- ensures the single "Safa — PM" Trello board exists
- ensures lists exist (Inbox/Next/Doing/Blocked/Waiting/Done)
- upserts cards for canonical tasks
- moves cards to match status
- applies priority labels (P0..P3)
## MCP quick start (via mcporter)
- `mcporter list mcp-project-router --schema --timeout 120000 --json`
Examples:
- Detect:
- `mcporter call --server mcp-project-router --tool project_detect --args '{}'`
- Read context:
- `mcporter call --server mcp-project-router --tool project_context_read --args '{}'`
- Run target:
- `mcporter call --server mcp-project-router --tool project_target_run --args '{"target":"test"}'`
## Trello backend conventions
Single-board setup:
- Board name: `Safa — PM` (or configurable)
- Lists == canonical statuses:
- `Inbox`, `Next`, `Doing`, `Blocked`, `Waiting`, `Done`
- Card title: `[<project_slug>] <task_title>`
- Card description begins with a machine block for idempotency:
```yaml
--- pm ---
task_id: <stable-id>
project: <slug>
status: <status>
priority: P0|P1|P2|P3
---
```
- Labels (priority, color-coded):
- `P0` = red
- `P1` = orange
- `P2` = yellow
- `P3` = blue
## Canonical PM storage (SQLite)
Recommended DB location (in workspace):
- `/home/safa/clawd/data/pm/pm.sqlite`
Minimum tables (v0):
- `projects(slug PRIMARY KEY, name, root_path, created_at, updated_at)`
- `tasks(task_id PRIMARY KEY, project_slug, title, status, priority, created_at, updated_at)`
- `task_refs(task_id, kind, ref)` (file paths / urls / artifacts)
- `external_refs(task_id, system, external_id, meta_json)` (e.g., Trello card_id/list_id)
## Safety
- Project bundle writes remain **plan/apply**.
- Canonical PM writes should be idempotent and auditable (timestamps + activity log).
- Trello sync should be safe to re-run repeatedly (upsert by `task_id` marker; never duplicate cards).
- `project_target_run` executes commands defined in `.project/targets.json`.
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