Move completed feature directories to an archive after the 'done' phase.
npx skills add https://github.com/iroha924/mumei --skill shelve-iroha924
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: shelve Source: https://github.com/iroha924/mumei/tree/main/skills/shelve Command: npx skills add https://github.com/iroha924/mumei --skill shelve-iroha924
This Skill automates the process of moving completed feature directories to an archive, freeing up the active workspace and ensuring a clean and organized project structure.
Use the shelve skill to archive the feature 'fix-login'.
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You can automate feature archiving by using a script that moves completed feature directories to an archive folder after they reach the 'done' phase. This requires file system access and user confirmation to trigger the move.
Auto-detection for feature archiving works by checking specified project directories to identify the active feature. Once detected, the system triggers the directory move upon user confirmation or workflow completion.
The best way to clean up project organization after feature completion is to shelve the feature by moving its directory to a designated archive. This frees up the active workspace and ensures a clean project structure.
Yes, you can trigger directory archiving as part of a workflow completion. The feature archiving process can be user-invoked or automatically triggered when the workflow signals that the feature is done.
Yes, project organization archiving requires user interaction for confirmation. Even with auto-detection of the active feature, the system needs user confirmation before moving the completed directory to the archive.
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