project

Parse the first word of the arguments as <subcommand>. Pass remaining words as <args>.

If no subcommand given, show:

Usage: /openltm:project <subcommand>

  init      — seed a new project goal into the LTM context system
               /openltm:project init

  analyze   — analyze project context before starting work
               /openltm:project analyze [topic or task description]

  register  — register or rename a project in the LTM registry
               /openltm:project register [name] [path]

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init

The project defaults to the current one (resolved from the working directory). To give it a friendly name first, run /openltm:project register.

1 — Check for an existing goal:

Call mcp__plugin_openltm_memory__context_items with { type: "goal" }. If a goal exists, show it and ask: "Replace it?"

2 — Ask for the goal:

"What is the current goal for <project>? (1–3 bullets, max 100 chars each)"

3 — Write:

Call mcp__plugin_openltm_memory__context_add with { type: "goal", content: "<goal>" }. A new goal replaces the previous one.

4 — Confirm:

Project **<project>** seeded.
Goal: <goal>

Decisions, progress, and gotchas accumulate automatically via hooks.

Do NOT create context-goals.md or similar files. DB is the source of truth.

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analyze

This command orchestrates context retrieval in the right order.

1 — Get project context: Call mcp__plugin_openltm_memory__context() — project defaults to the current project; pass it only to look at a different one.

Returns: globals (importance ≥ 4) + scoped (importance ≥ 3).

2 — Search relevant memories: Call mcp__plugin_openltm_memory__recall(query="<topic>").

3 — Synthesize: Note any decisions, gotchas, or patterns relevant to the user's request.

4 — Proceed: Use the gathered context to inform your work. Quote relevant past decisions in your response.

Output format:

## Context Analysis — <project>

### Project State
- Goals: [from context scoped]
- Active Decisions: [from context globals]

### Relevant Memories
- [id] <memory> [category]

### Synthesis
<your summary of how this relates to prior work>