projects-registry

You can list all your Claude projects by asking a natural-language question like "What projects do I have?" or by running the CLI command ./scripts/claude-projects.sh list, which reads the local projects registry to display project statuses, tags, paths, and versions.

Yes, you can filter the projects registry by status, tags, versions, and paths using natural-language queries, eliminating the need to remember CLI commands. The skill automatically interprets your intent and formats the filtered results from the registry file.

To find outdated projects, ask the skill a question like "Which projects are outdated?". It analyzes the local projects registry to identify outdated versions and proactively suggests prioritizing updates and navigating to project locations.

No, the skill provides read-only access to the projects registry for queries and status checks. When a write operation is needed, it points you to the appropriate CLI scripts and commands to execute the update manually.

No external dependencies are required. The skill operates by reading the local ~/.claude/projects-registry.json file, filtering the data based on your natural-language query, and formatting the results automatically.

The skill auto-activates in relevant contexts when you ask queries about multiple projects, tags, versions, and paths, allowing seamless natural-language access to the local projects registry without manual invocation.