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5|1|Updated Feb 10, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ehfazrezwan/neuralscape --skill project-ehfazrezwan
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: project
Source: https://github.com/ehfazrezwan/neuralscape/tree/main/neuralscape-plugin/skills/project
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ehfazrezwan/neuralscape --skill project-ehfazrezwan

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

When using AI assistants like Claude Cowork that have no native working directory to infer project context, it is impossible to automatically scope Neuralscape memory operations to a specific project, leading to disorganized, unscoped memory that is difficult to manage and retrieve across sessions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Project Listing: Retrieve a full list of your private and team-shared Neuralscape projects to choose from.
  • Project Creation & Validation: Create new project scopes on the fly, with input validation to reject malformed names and near-duplicate checks to avoid accidental duplicate projects.
  • Persistent Selection: Pin your chosen project to a repo-level marker file so it is automatically used across all future sessions and subdirectories.
  • Use Case: If you work on multiple client projects in Claude Cowork, use this skill to switch your memory scope to the current client project so all recalled and saved memories are relevant to your active work.

Quick Start

Tell the AI to set your active Neuralscape project to the e-commerce platform redesign you are currently working on.

Frequently Asked Questions about project

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

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How do I scope AI assistant memory operations to a specific project?

To scope AI assistant memory operations, you can select or create a specific Neuralscape project context. This ensures all memory recall and storage is restricted to your active work, preventing disorganized, unscoped data across sessions.

How does persistent project selection work across sessions for Claude Code?

Persistent project selection for Claude Code works by pinning your chosen project to a repo-level marker file. This ensures the selected project context is automatically used across all future sessions and subdirectories without manual reconfiguration.

Can I create new Neuralscape memory projects on the fly with validation?

Yes, you can create new Neuralscape memory projects on the fly. The process includes input validation to reject malformed names and near-duplicate checks to prevent accidentally creating duplicate project scopes.

How do I list existing Neuralscape projects to switch my working context?

You can retrieve a full list of your private and team-shared Neuralscape projects. This allows you to easily review available scopes and switch your memory context to the relevant client or task project.

Why does my AI assistant need explicit project scoping for memory management?

Explicit project scoping for memory management is needed when AI assistants lack a native working directory to infer context. Without it, memory operations become unscoped, making saved data difficult to organize and retrieve across multiple projects.

Are there limitations when using repo-level marker files for project switching?

A limitation of using repo-level marker files for project switching is that the persistent selection is tied to the specific repository. You must manually switch project scopes if you are working across different repositories or outside the marked directory.