Add /project and /monthly skills to complete the cascade chain from
3-year vision through daily tasks. Add agent memory, model hints,
agent team workflows, and cascade context surfacing across all skills.
New skills:
- /project (new, status, archive) — bridge between goals and daily tasks
- /monthly — roll up weekly reviews, check quarterly milestones
Agent upgrades:
- memory: project on all 4 agents for cross-session learning
- Agent team workflow in /weekly for parallel reviews
Skill enhancements:
- /daily: cascade context surfacing (ONE Big Thing, project next-actions)
- /weekly: project progress table, agent team coordination
- /goal-tracking: project-aware progress, orphan goal detection
- /onboard: auto-discover and summarize active projects
- model: sonnet on goal-tracking, obsidian-vault-ops, push, onboard
Infrastructure:
- session-init.sh surfaces priorities, project count, review staleness
- settings.json adds cp/mv permissions for project archiving
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* v2.1: Unify skills and slash commands pattern
Following the new Claude Code standard where skills and slash commands
are merged into a single unified pattern:
- Convert commands to skills: /daily-workflow, /weekly-review, /push, /onboard
- Each skill has SKILL.md with frontmatter (name, description, allowed-tools)
- Skills can be invoked with /skill-name OR auto-discovered by Claude
- Remove deprecated .claude/commands/ directory
- Update all documentation to reference new unified pattern
- Update agents to reference skills instead of commands
- Update CLAUDE.md with unified skills table
This aligns with Claude Code 2.1+ where skills and slash commands
share the same features and invocation patterns.
* Simplify skill names: daily-workflow → daily, weekly-review → weekly
Rename verbose skill folders and names to shorter, cleaner invocations:
- daily-workflow/ → daily/ (invoked with /daily)
- weekly-review/ → weekly/ (invoked with /weekly)
Update all references across documentation, agents, and skill files
to use consistent short command names.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
