| name | cli |
|---|---|
| description | Run the project board script directly: `/project:cli <command> [args]`, such as `next`, `open`, `board`, `find <term>`, `show <id>`, `new <status> <name>` or `move <status> <filename>`. With no arguments it prints the full command menu, then what to pick up. Raw output, no interpretation - a question in plain words is /project:chat. |
| argument-hint | [next | open | board | find <term> | show <id|status> | resume [id] | new <status> <name> | move <status> <file> ...] |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| allowed-tools | Bash(bash:*) |
!bash "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/run.sh" $ARGUMENTS
Relay the output above to the user exactly as printed, in a code block, and add nothing - no summary, no recommendation, no follow-up question. This is the raw CLI; /project:chat is the one that interprets. An [exit N] last line means the command failed or, for check, found problems: show the output and stop.