gabeujin/Workspace Reconcile Safety
awesome/skills/workspace-reconcile-safety/SKILL.md
Safely upgrades legacy or older initialized workspaces to the latest managed harness structure with dry-run, backup, restore, and review discipline.
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Updated May 1, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add gabeujin/workspace-init-mcp Workspace Reconcile SafetyInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- Workspace Reconcile Safety
- description:
- Safely upgrades legacy or older initialized workspaces to the latest managed harness structure with dry-run, backup, restore, and review discipline.
- argument-hint:
- Describe the legacy workspace state, the upgrade goal, and any safety constraints.
- user-invokable:
- true
- disable-model-invocation:
- false
Workspace Reconcile Safety
Use this skill when an existing repository or an older workspace-init-mcp output must be upgraded without losing governed work.
Safety Rules
- Prefer a dry run first. Review planned writes, merges, legacy imports, and manual-review items before applying.
- Treat runtime, dashboard, and readiness JSON as merge candidates, not disposable files.
- Archive replaced managed files so restore is possible through reconcile backups.
- If a git repository exists, prefer a clean checkpoint before applying reconcile.
- Preserve custom skills and agents by importing them into canonical
.githubpaths instead of deleting older IDE-specific copies.
Recommended Flow
- Analyze the workspace and confirm the inferred project type, domains, and IDE targets.
- Run a dry reconcile plan and inspect the migration report.
- Review any manual-review items and custom generated-file drift.
- Apply reconcile only after the plan looks safe.
- Validate the workspace and refresh the dashboard afterward.
- If needed, restore managed files from the reconcile backup report.
Output Expectations
- A clear list of planned or applied writes
- Explicit warnings about git, missing backups, or manual-review items
- Durable migration artifacts under
docs/ai-harness/migrations/ - A restore path when managed files were refreshed
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