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You can track external GitHub repositories for study and development by cloning them with ghq and creating symlinks under ψ directories with a slug registry, keeping local clones and remote projects organized for quick reference.

Managing read-only study clones versus active development workspaces is handled by separating repos into 'learn' for read-only study references and 'incubate' for active development contributions using symlinked workspaces.

Yes, you need GitHub CLI and ghq installed locally to track external repositories, because the system relies on bun, ghq, and GitHub CLI to search across local clones and remote GitHub for project management.

To search for a tracked project across local ghq clones and remote GitHub, instruct the agent with a search query and it will locate the repository using the slug registry across both local and remote environments.

To clone and link a GitHub repository for quick read-only reference, use the 'learn' command to clone the repo via ghq and generate symlinks under ψ directories, adding it to the slug registry for study access.