MetalHexx/rad-project
harness-files/skills/rad-project/SKILL.md
Use this skill to understand, navigate, and organize the work-graph — the live map of projects in the system, what state each is in, how they relate to one another, and where their worktrees are. Use at brainstorm time when continuing a series or referencing existing work — orient on live state before exploring files.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add MetalHexx/RadOrchestration rad-projectInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- rad-project
- description:
- Use this skill to understand, navigate, and organize the work-graph — the live map of projects in the system, what state each is in, how they relate to one another, and where their worktrees are. Use at brainstorm time when continuing a series or referencing existing work — orient on live state before exploring files.
- user-invocable:
- true
What is the rad-project skill?
The work-graph is a live map of the projects in the system — what exists, what state each is in, how they relate, and where their worktrees are. By default your view is the project you're working in, but projects don't stand alone: they're organized into initiatives, they follow one another in a series, or they branch off as offshoots — and each may have worktrees across one or more repos. Use it to answer three things: what projects exist and what's in progress; how a project relates to others (its group, what it follows, what spawned from it); and where a project's worktrees are, so you act in the right place.
How you should work
- Orient before acting. Check what's in progress and where this project sits before diving in.
- Work in the right place. Find the project's worktree and act there — see references/where-to-work.md.
- Surface relationships. Bring "part of X / follows Y / spawned-from Z" into your answers and decisions.
- Organize when it's messy. Offer to group related work and capture how projects relate.
- Keep the structure honest. Use real group names and descriptions, accurate links — no junk.
- Report crisply. Answer "what's going on" without dumping raw data.
- Know the boundary. Surface and organize; don't create projects, run the pipeline, or manage worktree lifecycle.
No-args behavior
/rad-project with no prompt returns a summary of the active projects — the in_progress set — not a bare help screen. Resolve it via project list --status in_progress and present the results in plain language.
Lane note
This skill handles project identity, relationships, and worktree location. Questions about repository identity and the repo registry belong to /rad-repo. Questions about commits and pull requests belong to /rad-source-control. Worktree lifecycle (create and clean up) lives in the act lane — see /rad-source-control.
Commands & references
- references/concepts.md — what projects, project-groups, and the work-graph are; state model; relationship types. Start here for the why.
- references/cli-commands.md — the full command and flag reference for
project,project-group, andgraph. - references/interacting-with-users.md — how to surface the work-graph with the user: orientation flow, grouping conversations, and crisply reporting state.
- references/where-to-work.md — how to find the right worktree for a project and confirm you're acting in the right place.
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