Bumblebiber/o9k-activate
skills/o9k-activate/SKILL.md
Switch active project mid-session via load_project, then fix any misrouted O-entry exchanges. Use when the user says 'aktiviere/lade Projekt X', 'switch to project Y', or whenever you'd otherwise call load_project mid-session.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- o9k-activate
- description:
- Switch active project mid-session via load_project, then fix any misrouted O-entry exchanges. Use when the user says 'aktiviere/lade Projekt X', 'switch to project Y', or whenever you'd otherwise call load_project mid-session.
o9k-activate
TRIGGER
Use when the user switches to a different project mid-session.
STEP 1: Note the currently active project
Before calling load_project, check which project is currently active. The active project is shown in every tool response as Active project: PXXXX <name>.
Note:
- OLD_PROJECT: currently active project ID (e.g. P0043) — or
noneif no project was active - OLD_O: corresponding O-entry (same seq: P0043 → O0043) — if OLD_PROJECT =
none, use O0000 (catch-all for unattributed sessions) - TARGET_PROJECT: the project the user wants to switch to
- TARGET_O: corresponding O-entry (e.g. P0048 → O0048)
STEP 2: Activate the target project
load_project(id: "TARGET_PROJECT")
STEP 3: Check for misrouted exchanges
If OLD_PROJECT ≠ TARGET_PROJECT, exchanges from this session may have been logged to OLD_O instead of TARGET_O.
Check OLD_O for today's exchanges:
read_memory(id: "OLD_O")
Look for session nodes created today (check timestamps). If you find exchanges that belong to the TARGET project's context — i.e. they discuss TARGET project topics, not OLD_PROJECT topics — they are misrouted.
To move them:
move_nodes(node_ids: ["OLD_O.X.Y"], target_o_id: "TARGET_O")
Move at the batch or session level (e.g. O0043.3), not exchange by exchange.
If OLD_O has no today-exchanges, or all exchanges genuinely belong to OLD_PROJECT: skip this step.
STEP 3.5: Noise Check
Scan the load_project output:
- >4k tokens → invoke
o9k-curatefirst - ✓ DONE Roadmap items →
update_memory(id, { irrelevant: true }) - Decommissioned / concept entries in Infrastructure →
update_memory(id, { irrelevant: true })
Fix immediately, do not defer.
STEP 3.6: Schema Check
Scan the load_project output for schema mismatches and fix them immediately.
[-] prefix sections — orphaned nodes outside the current schema (e.g. P0048.10 [-] Bugs (duplicate), P0048.21 [-] Protocol (stale artifact)):
update_memory(id="P00XX.YY", { irrelevant: true })
Mark every [-] section irrelevant. Do not skip, do not defer.
Duplicate L2 sections — two entries with the same section name (e.g. two .6 Bugs nodes) → mark the higher-numbered one irrelevant, keep the canonical one.
Missing required sections — auto-reconcile on the next load_project will add them automatically. No manual action needed unless you are actively working on that section right now.
STEP 4: Confirm
Output:
Activated: TARGET_PROJECT <name>
O-entry routing: TARGET_O
Misrouted exchanges moved: <count or "none">
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