hub

To track project progress across directories, register each directory as a hub using a local JSON registry. You can update progress milestones, set next actions, and add notes to maintain deterministic state management for every workspace.

Yes, you can manage workspace hubs with a local JSON registry at ~/.claude/hubs/registry.json. The hub skill uses jq for updates to provide deterministic state management, allowing you to add, archive, and switch between tracked directories.

To archive an active project hub, use the archive command to remove it from your active workflow. You can restore an archived hub later using the unarchive command, bringing its tracked progress and notes back into the active registry.

The best way to organize workspaces is to turn each current directory into a hub. You can view hub summaries and switch between active hubs to stay aligned on priorities and milestones, keeping all state centralized in one registry.

Yes, you need jq installed to manage directory hubs. The skill relies on jq to perform deterministic updates to the local JSON registry, ensuring your hub progress, next actions, and notes are accurately recorded.

Using a directory hub registry provides deterministic state management that manual notes lack. It centralizes progress, next actions, and archiving across multiple paths, ensuring you can reliably switch between active workspaces without losing context.