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Use when reading or writing files under ~/Notes/Projects/, starting a new project, or archiving a finished one. Covers folder layout, the board file, supporting notes, and the project lifecycle across Future/, Projects/, and Archive/.
LandonSchropp/agent-toolkit · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 55
Install: claude install-skill LandonSchropp/agent-toolkit
# Project **REQUIRED:** Invoke the `ls-notes:note` skill first. Vault structure, conventions, icons, templates, and obsidian CLI guidance there all apply to projects. ## Layout Each project is a folder named after the project, containing a board file of the same name: ``` Projects/<Project Name>/ <Project Name>.md # the kanban board <Supporting Note>.md <Supporting Note>.md ``` Supporting notes and assets are siblings of the board file. Don't nest them in subfolders. ## The Board File The board file is a kanban board. **REQUIRED:** Read [Kanban Boards](references/kanban.md) for checkbox types, indentation, category tags, category colors, and the settings block. Those rules apply to every board file in the vault, including the ones outside `Projects/`. Frontmatter: ```yaml --- date: <YYYY-MM-DD> tags: [] icon: LiKanbanSquare kanban-plugin: board prettier: false --- ``` Sections appear in this order, and no board uses all of them: Backlog, Blocked, To-Do, On Deck, In-Progress, Done, Cancelled, Archive. The header is `In-Progress`, hyphenated. ## Lifecycle A project moves between three directories, and the whole folder moves with it: - **Future/**: Not started yet. Someday or maybe. - **Projects/**: Active. - **Archive/Projects/**: Finished or abandoned. `Projects/Projects.base` lists the active boards and filters out `Archive`, `Future`, and `Templates`, so a project drops off that list as soon as its folder moves. ## Templates New projects come fro