What problem does it solve? Retiring a project leaves scattered remnants across many systems — Obsidian vault folders, Claude Code memory stores, scheduled agents, local repos, GitHub, Vercel, databases, and Notion boards — and manually cleaning each layer is error-prone and easy to leave half-done. This Skill performs a full, reversible sunset across every layer at once, with previews and safety checks before anything changes. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-layer archival: Moves vault docs to 90-archive, archives CLI memory stores, cancels scheduled agents and crons, moves the local repo to ~/Developer/_archive, archives the GitHub repo, pauses the Vercel project, backs up and idles the database, and archives the Notion board. - Safety-first execution: Always previews every change in a preflight table, asks for a one-line reason, checks for uncommitted or unpushed git work, and never deletes anything — every step is reversible. - Tombstone and handoff generation: Writes a _sunset.md tombstone recording exactly what changed and how to revive, plus a copy-paste prompt that tells other LLM surfaces the project is archived. - Use Case: When you decide to stop working on a side project, run a full sunset so its vault notes, repo, hosting, database, and automations are all archived in one pass, with a complete record for later revival. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to sunset a project by name, for example: run /sunset my-project to preview and archive it across all layers.