pm-okrlisted

Manage the OKRs (Objectives and Key Results) section of `.claude/pm-config.md`. OKRs inform `/pm` — keeping them current ensures prioritization reflects actual goals. Resolve the config parser before reading OKRs: ```bash resolve_script() { local name="$1" candidate for candidate in \ "$HOME/.claude/skills-worktree/.claude/scripts/$name" \ "$HOME/.claude/scripts/$name" \ ".claude/scripts/$name"; do if [[ -x "$candidate" ]]; then echo "$candidate"; return 0; fi done return 1 } PM_CONFIG_GET_SH=$(resolve_script pm-config-get.sh || true) [[ -n "$PM_CONFIG_GET_SH" ]] || { echo "ERROR: pm-config-get.sh not found (checked all three paths) — OKR parsing unavailable" >&2; exit 1; } ``` Parse `$ARGUMENTS` to determine mode: - **No argument or "show"**: Display current OKRs - **"set ..."**: Replace OKRs section with the provided text - **"suggest"**: Analyze recent work and propose OKR updates ## Step 1: Verify config exists ```bash test -f .claude/pm-config.md || echo "NO_CONFIG" ``` If missing, tell the user: "No PM config found. Run `/pm` first to bootstrap it." Then stop. ## Step 2: Parse the config Extract the `## OKRs` section body via the shared parser: ```bash # rc=0 → present with non-empty body; rc=1 → missing or body empty; rc=2 → no config file. OKRS_CONTENT="$("$PM_CONFIG_GET_SH" --section OKRs 2>/dev/null)" OKRS_RC=$? ``` `pm-config-get.sh` handles the line-anchored `^## OKRs` match (no mid-line matches) and the next `^##` followed by a s