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proj-work

Open or run a work item under projects/{slug}/work/YYYY-MM-DD-{slug}/. Redirects brainstorming spec/plan output paths.

First seen Jul 27, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add karlorz/llm-wiki --skill proj-work

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Repository health

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Default branch main
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Status Archived

Package contents

Files included with this skill beyond the listing page.

  • skill md SKILL.md 5,579 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 135 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 1 installs

SKILL.md

proj-work

Model routing

proj-work authors implementation specifications and plans, so its companion agent must run at the invoking main-agent model. Keep model: inherit in the plugin-root agent definition agents/proj-work.md (repository canonical source: packages/skills/agents/proj-work.md; root agents/proj-work.md is a materialized install mirror). Do not pin planning work to sonnet, haiku, or opus. Do not add a model field to this SKILL.md frontmatter.

After plugin install the runtime path is <installed-plugin-root>/agents/proj-work.md (for example ~/.grok/installed-plugins/.../agents/proj-work.md). Refresh a stale Grok install with grok plugin update skillwiki, not skillwiki install.

When to invoke

  • User starts a feature, issue, refactor, or decision inside an existing project.
  • User asks to "get work of X" or "run work item Y" to review/execute an existing item.
  • Brainstorming would otherwise default-write outside the project tree.
  • If no project context can be determined, default to the playground slug so redirect paths always emit and the PRD bridge chain works.

Pre-orientation reads

Standard four + project context (project README, last ~5 work logs).

Executing an Existing Work Item

When the user asks to "get work of X" or "run work item Y" for review, you are in EXECUTION mode — not creation mode. Steps:

  1. Resolve the work folder at <vault>/projects/{slug}/work/{YYYY-MM-DD-<slug>}/. If the vault root isn't obvious, run skillwiki path.
  2. Read spec.md and tasks.md in full. The spec defines scope; tasks define the review checklist.
  3. Verify every "DONE" claim against disk. This is critical — previous sessions routinely mark items DONE in the wiki without actually applying the fix. For each claimed-complete task:

- Check file existence, content, config values on disk - Cross-reference crontab entries, script timeouts, Makefile targets - Trust nothing in the wiki alone — validate

  1. Apply missing fixes, then update the work item with accurate post-fix status.
  2. Set status: complete when all fixes are verified.

Creating a New Work Item

  1. Determine kind: (feature | issue | refactor | decision) and slug.
  2. Create folder projects/{slug}/work/YYYY-MM-DD-{work-slug}/.
  3. Override default output paths for any nested skill: spec.md, plan.md, and log.md are written here, not at vault root.
  4. Validate work-item frontmatter via skillwiki validate <spec.md>. If non-zero, STOP.
  5. Manage status transitions: planned → in-progress → completed (set completed: date) or abandoned.
  6. Append vault log.md entry on creation and on each status transition.

Completion and post-release verification

  • Work-item status represents delivery lifecycle. Mark delivery complete when

the approved code, required acceptance checks, release/deployment scope, and completion evidence are finished.

  • Required acceptance verification remains part of the completion checklist and

must pass before status: completed.

  • Optional verification after delivery uses typed frontmatter:

postreleaseverification.posture: opt-in, plus one or more approved triggers (matching-regression-report, explicit-user-request, or relevant-code-or-release-change).

  • Record opt-in post-release checks as prose evidence, not as unchecked completion tasks.

Completed opt-in work stays out of ordinary active rankings until a trigger occurs; a trigger creates new evidence or a follow-up decision rather than silently keeping delivered work in-progress.

Redirect Output

After step 3 (output path override), emit redirect paths for the active PRD skill:

Work item created: projects/{slug}/work/YYYY-MM-DD-{work-slug}/

Redirect paths for PRD skills:
spec -> <vault-root>/projects/{slug}/work/YYYY-MM-DD-{work-slug}/spec.md
plan -> <vault-root>/projects/{slug}/work/YYYY-MM-DD-{work-slug}/plan.md

Rules:

  • Emit redirect paths as the first output after folder creation, before any spec write.
  • After the folder exists, brainstorming writes spec.md at the spec redirect.
  • Do not invoke writing-plans. Do not git commit from brainstorming.
  • plan.md is a later explicit proj-work step, not a Superpowers plan file.
  • Resolve <vault-root> via skillwiki path (never hardcode).
  • proj-work does NOT invoke brainstorming — it provides paths only.
  • If a foreign PRD skill cannot accept custom save paths, fall back to manual wiki-ingest.
  • When spec.md or plan.md mentions repo files, follow using-skillwiki → Portable Source References.

Pitfalls

  • Wiki-as-truth fallacy: tasks.md status markers are aspirational claims by previous sessions. They are often wrong. Always audit the actual file system before accepting a "DONE" label.
  • Re-marking without doing: do not simply re-write tasks.md to say DONE without applying the corresponding fix. The next session will find the same gap.

Stop conditions

  • validate non-zero.
  • Conflicting work folder name.

Forbidden

  • Writing spec/plan files outside the work folder.
  • Marking status: completed without a completed: date.
  • Accepting tasks.md status labels without independent disk verification.

Managed writes

Use managed SkillWiki commands (skillwiki page publish, skillwiki archive) rather than editing root index.md/log.md directly.