ck:project-management

Multi-phase project progress is tracked by hydrating session-scoped Claude Tasks from persistent plan files, then synchronizing completed work back into phase checkboxes. This ensures cross-session continuity so teams can reliably check status, resume work, and produce concise progress reports without losing track of completed tasks.

Syncing completed tasks back into plan files involves reconciling finished task mappings against all relevant phase-XX files and updating plan status using real checkbox counts. The process applies guarded sync-back across all phase files and safely backfills earlier phases to ensure persistent plan files reflect actual execution progress.

Status reports are generated by computing progress percentages from plan file checkboxes and reconciling completed task mappings against phase metadata. The process produces session summaries and multi-plan completion reports, and coordinates documentation updates automatically when milestones or contracts change during the tracked work phase.

Yes, dependency-aware task coordination is handled by converting unchecked phase items in plan files into session-scoped Claude Tasks for execution. This mechanism allows teams to track dependencies across phases, safely backfill earlier phases, and trigger documentation updates when milestones or contracts change during multi-phase project execution.

Documentation updates must be triggered when milestones or contracts change during multi-phase project execution. The skill coordinates these updates alongside progress reporting and task reconciliation, ensuring that persistent plan files and stakeholder-facing status reports remain accurate and aligned with the actual project state across all phases.