project-checkup

To figure out the next step for a dormant hobby project, run a project health check to receive a prioritized report with your next concrete action surfaced first. This eliminates re-entry friction by auditing the codebase state and workflow inventory.

A project health check is a state-aware audit that combines workflow orientation, robustness checks, and friction scans into a unified report. You need one when returning to a project after a multi-week break, starting a new sprint, or lacking an obvious pending task.

Start sprint planning by generating a next-move inventory that scans the codebase for friction and robustness issues. This produces a prioritized health report routing only relevant audits based on project activity levels to avoid unnecessary work.

You can use this workflow audit on abandoned, dormant, and active software projects. It applies state-aware routing to run only the relevant audits for the specific activity level, avoiding wasted time on unnecessary checks for abandoned codebases.

The best way to reduce re-entry friction is to generate a state-aware health report that surfaces your next concrete action first. By combining workflow orientation and friction scans, it quickly orients you to the current codebase state without manual investigation.