project-ledgerlisted

Maintains a per-project markdown ledger (ledger/) in which every fact carries its provenance — who asserted it, at what epistemic level, and from what source — so that facts live in files rather than in conversation memory, and model guesses stay visibly separate from established fact. Use at the start of any session in a folder that contains a ledger/ directory, even if the user never mentions it; whenever several sub-topics run in parallel in one project; whenever new information contradicts an earlier conclusion; and whenever the user asks who said something, what the current state of a topic is, or to write something down.
aeoxyz-jpg/project-ledger · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 73

Install: claude install-skill aeoxyz-jpg/project-ledger

# project-ledger Keep factual state in `ledger/` — one **current-state page** per topic. Your role in this project is to record and cross-check, not to synthesize from conversation memory. Page structure: `## Facts` / `## Open questions & hypotheses` (containing `### Ruled out`) / `## Current decision & next step`. The sections are the formal marker — which section something goes in is what makes it fact or guess. ## Session start 1. **The moment this skill triggers, the first thing to do is confirm whether this project has a ledger.** Nothing injects it for you; answering without checking means answering from conversation memory. Read `ledger/_index.md`; if you can't find it, `ls` the project root before concluding. If it exists: read the index before answering anything that touches a ledger topic. If not: ask the user whether to initialize one. Initializing = create `ledger/topics/`; tell the user the ledger is written to disk (including opinions about third parties and contact details) and ask whether any category should stay out; handle git per rule 2. 2. **Check whether git is available** (`git rev-parse --git-dir`): - Available: run `git status -- ledger/` and `git diff -- ledger/`. If there are uncommitted changes, show them first and say that last session's ledger edits haven't been reviewed yet. Those pages are still usable this session, but flag them as unreviewed when citing them. - Not available (no git, or this folder