ShaneBrain Planning System

You can preserve project context across multiple sessions by writing decisions and progress into Markdown files like task_plan.md, context.md, and decisions.md, ensuring your work state remains intact after interruptions.

ADHD-friendly cross-project planning is managed via a dedicated root directory containing templates and an active-projects workspace, using visual checkboxes and status indicators to track progress seamlessly across different projects.

Set up a planning-system root with a SKILL.md file, a templates directory, and an active-projects workspace. Copy a template into active-projects and fill in task_plan.md and context.md to start tracking.

No specific dependencies or external software are required. The project planning system relies entirely on file-based memory using Markdown files to track context, errors, and decisions within your workspace.

Yes, you can track progress across multiple active projects using Markdown files. The system supports cross-project continuity, enabling seamless switching between ongoing work by preserving context in structured documents.

You should archive projects using an optional completed-projects directory once your work is finished. This keeps the active-projects workspace focused on ongoing tasks while maintaining a historical record of completed work.