Survey repository trees to classify document clusters into an adoption taxonomy.
npx skills add https://github.com/rjwalters/bucket-brigade --skill project-scout
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: project-scout Source: https://github.com/rjwalters/bucket-brigade/tree/main/.anvil/skills/project-scout Command: npx skills add https://github.com/rjwalters/bucket-brigade --skill project-scout
This Skill eliminates the tedious manual work of surveying large repositories to identify which documents are ready for adoption into the Anvil documentation system. Without automated discovery, operators must manually inspect thousands of files across complex monorepo structures to classify document clusters and determine the correct migration commands.
Use the project-scout skill to survey your repository root and receive a classified adoption report with recommended next commands for each document cluster.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To survey a monorepo for migration, you can run a read-only repository survey that walks the entire tree and classifies every document cluster into an adoption taxonomy without modifying any files.
An adoption taxonomy for document classification categorizes repository files into five buckets: already migrated projects, legacy migratable clusters, bare threads, loose documents, and foreign grammar families requiring special handling.
Yes, you can classify loose markdown and tex files without modifying them by running a deterministic read-only survey that assesses mixed legacy and modern document structures across the repository tree.
To get recommended migration commands for document clusters, survey the repository to receive a classified adoption report that specifies exact commands like /anvil:project-migrate for legacy clusters or /anvil:project-migrate --enroll for loose documents.
The best way to handle versioned thread families during a repository migration assessment is to use an automated discovery tool that identifies bare threads and classifies them within an adoption taxonomy for accurate coverage accounting.
Yes, repository surveying produces deterministic read-only reports that provide honest coverage accounting for pruned subtrees and candidate file counts, ensuring accurate migration planning across complex monorepo structures.
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