project-workflow

Coordinates repository tasks by loading memory, planning lightweight changes, and updating .ai/memory.md.

Updated Apr 1, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/liida/skills --skill project-workflow-liida
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Skill: project-workflow
Source: https://github.com/liida/skills/tree/main/project-workflow
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/liida/skills --skill project-workflow-liida

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Repository-level development task workflows coordinate planning, context-reading, and memory updates to prevent unnecessary rework, ensure consistent practices, and capture valuable decisions for long-term stability across multiple files and tasks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Reads stable context (.ai/memory.md) when present and evaluates relevant files and configurations before acting.
  • Guides lightweight planning, precise modifications, and verification within defined success criteria.
  • Updates project memory with durable guidance and decisions when there is long-term value, reinforcing team conventions.

Quick Start

Use this skill to coordinate a repository task by loading context, outlining a lightweight plan, applying scoped changes, and validating results.

Frequently Asked Questions about project-workflow

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

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How do I maintain consistent project workflows across multi-file repository changes?

Maintaining consistent repository workflows involves loading stable project context from memory files, planning lightweight modifications, and updating durable decisions to prevent rework across multi-file changes. This approach ensures team conventions are enforced throughout the task lifecycle.

What is project memory in code review and how does it help with repository management?

Project memory captures durable guidance and decisions in files like memory.md to preserve long-term stability. It helps repository management by providing consistent context for code reviews, refactoring, and bug fixes, reducing redundant analysis across tasks.

How do I start a refactoring task by reading existing project context and configurations?

Start refactoring by loading existing context from project memory files when present, then inspect relevant source files and configurations. This establishes a baseline understanding before outlining a lightweight plan for precise modifications and verifying results.

Can I use automated workflow memory for project initialization and testing tasks?

Yes, automated workflow memory applies to project initialization and testing tasks by guiding execution with a minimal, verifiable process. It reads stable context, applies scoped changes, and updates memory with valuable decisions for long-term project stability.

Does repository task workflow automation work without dependencies or external components?

Repository task workflow automation operates without external dependencies or components, relying solely on reading stable context from memory files and inspecting relevant configurations. It guides lightweight planning and precise modifications independently within the repository.

When should I update project memory during multi-file bug fixes?

Update project memory during multi-file bug fixes when there is long-term value in capturing decisions or durable guidance. This reinforces team conventions and ensures stable context is available for future repository tasks and code reviews.