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# Open Project Tab Open a project in a new Terminator tab with Claude Code running. Usage: `/open PREFIX` — e.g. `/open MCF`, `/open NORE`, `/open PIPE` ## Steps ### 1. Parse the prefix The argument is a project prefix. Uppercase it. If no argument, list available prefixes from `docs/projects/` and stop. ### 2. Look up the project path Read the frontmatter from each file in `/media/data/dev/bain-studio/docs/projects/*.md` and find the one where `prefix:` matches. Extract the `path:` value. ```bash python3 - <<'EOF' import os, re projects_dir = "/media/data/dev/bain-studio/docs/projects" prefix = "PREFIX_PLACEHOLDER" for fname in os.listdir(projects_dir): if not fname.endswith('.md'): continue content = open(os.path.join(projects_dir, fname)).read() fm = re.search(r'^---\n(.*?)\n---', content, re.DOTALL) if not fm: continue pfx = re.search(r'^prefix:\s*(\S+)', fm.group(1), re.MULTILINE) path = re.search(r'^path:\s*(.+)', fm.group(1), re.MULTILINE) if pfx and path: p = pfx.group(1).upper() if p == prefix or p.startswith(prefix + '-'): print(path.group(1).strip()) break else: print("NOT_FOUND") EOF ``` If `NOT_FOUND`, report "No project with prefix {PREFIX} found." and stop. If the path does not exist on disk, report that and stop. ### 3. Open the terminal tab ```bash terminator --new-tab --working-directory="{PATH}" -e "zsh -c 'claude; exec zsh'" ``` `--new-tab` opens a new ta