archive-batch

Moves completed task files to an archive directory and generates summaries.

Updated Jul 3, 2026

Search Tags:#knowledge management #file organization #task automation #provenance tracking #batch archiving

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npx skills add https://github.com/GiorgioRicciardiello/LabBrain --skill archive-batch

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Skill: archive-batch
Source: https://github.com/GiorgioRicciardiello/LabBrain/tree/main/core/.claude/skills/archive-batch
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/GiorgioRicciardiello/LabBrain --skill archive-batch

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the archiving of completed processing batches, streamlining knowledge management by organizing and summarizing task files.

Core Features & Use Cases

Batch Archiving: Moves task files to an archive directory and generates a SUMMARY.md file for easy reference.
Queue Flagging: Flags queue entries as archived to keep track of processed tasks.
Automated Execution: Triggered by specific commands, such as "/archive-batch", "/archive-batch {batch-id}", or "/archive-batch --all".
Use Case: Ideal for research organizations that need to maintain a clean and organized knowledge base by archiving completed batches regularly.

Quick Start

To archive a specific batch, use the command: /archive-batch {batch-id}. To archive all completed batches, use: /archive-batch --all.

Frequently Asked Questions about archive-batch

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I automate batch archiving for completed task files in a knowledge management system?▼

Batch archiving is automated by triggering commands that move completed task files to an archive directory, generate a SUMMARY.md file, and update queue entries to flag them as archived.

What is the best way to organize completed processing batches and keep track of provenance?▼

Organizing completed processing batches involves moving task files to a dedicated archive directory and generating a summary file, ensuring provenance tracking and a clean knowledge base.

How do I archive all completed processing batches at once instead of one by one?▼

You can archive all completed processing batches simultaneously by executing the /archive-batch --all command, which moves task files and generates summaries for every batch.

Can I archive a specific batch by its identifier when managing task files?▼

Yes, you can archive a specific batch by executing the /archive-batch {batch-id} command, which moves the corresponding task files and generates a summary for that batch.

Does batch archiving require any external dependencies or scripts to run?▼

Batch archiving requires no external dependencies, utilizing built-in scripts and references to handle file manipulation, summary generation, and queue entry updates automatically.

When should I use automated batch archiving instead of manual file organization?▼

Automated batch archiving is ideal for research organizations needing regular archiving of completed batches, preventing manual file organization errors and ensuring consistent knowledge management.