aif-archive

To automate archiving completed project plans, this skill moves finished markdown files from active directories to a dedicated archive folder. It performs atomic moves while preserving metadata and running collision checks to ensure data integrity.

Cleaning up closed milestones from a project roadmap is handled by trimming outdated entries from the main document. The skill also generates dated snapshots of the trimmed milestones for historical tracking before removing them from the active file.

Roadmap trimming works by identifying closed milestones within your markdown documentation and moving them to an archive directory. It updates the active roadmap text to reflect only current work while ensuring data integrity through collision checks.

Yes, filesystem access is required to archive markdown project artifacts because the skill performs atomic file moves and text editing operations. This direct access enables safe movement between active and archive directories while updating metadata.

Yes, you can use this to keep your project workspace organized after reaching a major milestone by automatically moving finished task files to the archive. It cleans up the main roadmap document so it reflects only current, active work.

During the project cleanup workflow, file name collisions are managed through built-in collision checks before moving files. This ensures data integrity by preventing accidental overwrites when transferring completed plans to the archive directory.