conductor-context
Auto-load Conductor project context when conductor/ directory exists. Use for any development task in a Conductor-managed project to ensure alignment with product goals, tech stack, and workflow methodology.
What this skill does
# Conductor Context Awareness This skill provides automatic context loading for Conductor-managed projects. ## When to Activate Activate this skill when: - A `conductor/` directory exists in the project - User is asking about implementation tasks - User is working on features or bugs - User mentions "the plan" or "tracks" ## Context Files When detected, consider these files: ### 1. Product Context (`conductor/product.md`) Contains: - Product vision and goals - Target users - Key features - Success metrics **Use for**: Understanding WHAT we're building and WHY. ### 2. Tech Stack (`conductor/tech-stack.md`) Contains: - Programming languages - Frameworks - Databases - Key libraries - Architecture decisions **Use for**: Making technology choices consistent with project standards. ### 3. Workflow (`conductor/workflow.md`) Contains: - Development methodology (likely TDD) - Coverage requirements - Commit conventions - Quality gates **Use for**: Following the established development process. ### 4. Tracks (`conductor/tracks.md`) Contains: - List of all tracks (features/bugs) - Current status of each - Links to track details **Use for**: Understanding current work and priorities. ### 5. Code Styleguides (`conductor/code_styleguides/`) Contains: - Language-specific coding standards - Naming conventions - Best practices **Use for**: Writing code that matches project conventions. ## Quick Reference ### Before Starting Implementation 1. Check `conductor/tracks.md` for current track 2. Read the track's `spec.md` for requirements 3. Read the track's `plan.md` for tasks 4. Follow `conductor/workflow.md` methodology ### During Implementation - Follow TDD if specified in workflow.md - Meet coverage targets from workflow.md - Use commit format from workflow.md - Apply styleguides from code_styleguides/ ### Key Context Points | Aspect | Where to Find | |--------|---------------| | Coverage target | workflow.md | | Commit format | workflow.md | | Test methodology | workflow.md | | Technology choices | tech-stack.md | | Coding style | code_styleguides/ | | Current focus | tracks.md | ## Integration with Other Skills This skill works with: - **tdd-workflow**: For test-driven development guidance - **code-styleguides**: For language-specific conventions ## Common Patterns ### Finding Current Task ```bash # Find in-progress items grep -r "\[~\]" conductor/tracks/*/plan.md ``` ### Understanding Track Status ```bash # Count by status grep -c "\[ \]" conductor/tracks.md # Pending grep -c "\[~\]" conductor/tracks.md # In Progress grep -c "\[x\]" conductor/tracks.md # Complete ``` ### Loading Full Context Read in this order: 1. `conductor/product.md` (the why) 2. `conductor/tech-stack.md` (the how) 3. `conductor/tracks.md` (the what) 4. Current track's `spec.md` and `plan.md`
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