rename-project-research

Renaming a research project across systems requires updating the project name, slug, and directory paths in local folders, the atlas, vault, Overleaf, and git. The skill automates these cross-system updates to maintain consistency.

Yes, you can rename a project directory without breaking references. The skill verifies and plans directory, slug, and title changes across your vault and atlas before executing, ensuring no critical data or links are lost.

Handling complex project renaming scenarios is best done through a guided interview. The skill asks clarifying questions to understand your specific needs, then generates a detailed execution plan requiring your confirmation before making changes.

Yes, the project renaming tool supports changing git repository slugs and local directories simultaneously. It coordinates slug, directory, and title modifications across all specified platforms in a single, verified operation.

To start a cross-system project rename, you need to provide the old and new project names. The tool also accepts existing slugs or local directory names as valid input to identify the target project for renaming.

You should use a guided interview for renaming your research project when the scenario involves complex dependencies or ambiguous naming structures. This ensures the tool gathers sufficient context to safely plan directory and title changes.