atlas-projectlisted

# Change a project A project's identity is `atlas/<name>/project.json`: its id, name, description, mode, whether it tracks threads, and its members. This skill changes it, one field at a time, and syncs the members' mirrors. Making a project is `atlas-onboard`'s. Tools: `atlas`, `status`, `route`, `project`. Reads [modes.md](../wiki/references/modes.md) for the mode. Every change is one line to the user and a yes before the call. `work` names another project by name, id, or path; this session's project is implied. Never edit `project.json` or the atlas config with Write or Edit. When the tool refuses, say why in its words and ask again for that one answer; do not retry with a guess. ## Name and description `project` with `action: edit` and `name` or `description`. A new name moves `atlas/<name>/` to match: say so in the line. The work folder does not move; it is the user's. The description is what `wiki-ingest` and `wiki-query` read to judge what belongs; one to three sentences. ## Mode `status` gives the mode; `route` with a type and title shows where a new page would go. `project` with `action: edit` and `mode` (`generic` or `lyt`) changes it as one commit. Say the old mode and the new one, and that only future pages follow: nothing moves, no link changes. When the user wants the pages that exist reorganized too, that is a separate `wiki-edit` operation with a complete move map. ## Threads on or off `project` with `action: edit` and `threads`. Off, the thread tools