mulmoterminal-dirs

# Colour and order the directories you work in MulmoTerminal reads `<project>/.mulmoterminal.json` to style every terminal opened in that directory. There is **no UI that writes this file** — this skill is the way it gets written. Two files ship next to this one: - `palettes.json` — colour presets grouped by vibe, for a user with nothing configured yet. - `dir-config.schema.json` — the generated JSON Schema. "Schema" below matches it. ## The shape of this conversation The unit of work is **the set of directories the user actually opens**, not the current one. Someone who colour-codes projects is doing it so the grid is readable at a glance, and that only works if the colours are decided against each other. So: gather → infer → propose the whole set → apply → look → adjust. Ask with `AskUserQuestion`, one decision at a time, always with concrete options. A beginner should never have to invent a hex code. ### 1. Gather — the directories, and what they already say Read `~/.mulmoterminal/config.json` and take `cwdPresets` (`[{ label, path }]`, most-recent first — the same list the New-terminal launcher offers). That is the population. Worktrees are not recorded into it, so it is the user's real projects rather than every task branch they have ever opened; an older entry that still names one is theirs to keep or remove, not this skill's to prune. Then, for **each** of those paths: ```sh curl -sG "http://localhost:${MULMOTERMINAL_PORT:-34567}/api/dir-config-detail" --dat...