/project

What it does

/as:project is the single interface to a project’s durable memory. It initializes the record bundle, remembers sourced facts, captures and supersedes decisions, reports status, and migrates a 1.x project forward.

Two layers, both plain files in your project folder:

• PROJECT.md — the facts. Identity, site, zoning, program, code edition.
• decisions/ — the reasoning. Numbered records with context, options, the call, and consequences.

Three hard rules:

1. Every entry carries a source and a date. FAR 6.02 (PLUTO, 2026-06-10) — never an orphan number.
2. Facts are updated in place, never duplicated. The file holds current state; history is git’s job.
3. Decisions are superseded, never deleted. The trail is the point.

Decision files are canonical as of v1.4 — PROJECT.md no longer maintains a Decisions table.

What changed in 1.4

/as:project replaces /project-dossier and /decision. No compatibility aliases remain.

Analysis skills across Architecture Studio read the project record before fetching and hand findings back after. Meeting minutes, site visit reports, tasks, work plans, and time entries discover decision files directly and stay independently owned.

Install

Claude Desktop:

1. Open Customize → Browse plugins
2. Click + → Add marketplace from GitHub
3. Enter AlpacaLabsLLC/skills-for-architects
4. Install Architecture Studio

Claude Code (terminal):

claude plugin marketplace add AlpacaLabsLLC/skills-for-architects
claude plugin install as@skills-for-architects

Usage

/as:project init              ← create the record bundle
/as:project                   ← show current status
/as:project remember          ← record a sourced fact
/as:project decisions         ← list decision records
/as:project record-decision   ← capture a decision
/as:project supersede         ← replace a decision, keeping the trail
/as:project migrate           ← move a 1.x PROJECT.md forward

migrate removes the old Decisions table only after every row has a matching decision file. Review the proposed migration before approving it — a plugin reinstall never migrates project records on its own.