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Start of Day - Universal Project Sync

This skill performs a comprehensive analysis of the current working directory to get you synced up at the start of each day. It works on any project.

What This Skill Does

1. Git Repository Check

   • Detects if current directory is a git repo
   • Fetches and pulls latest changes if behind
   • Reports current branch and status
   • Shows recent commits

2. Codebase Analysis

   • Reads all key files in the project
   • Identifies tech stack and architecture
   • Reviews project structure
   • Identifies what's built vs pending

3. Documentation Review

   • Reads all markdown files
   • Reviews any documentation folders
   • Identifies action items and TODOs

4. Status Report

   • Git sync summary
   • Project overview
   • Key files and structure
   • Recommended next steps

Execution Steps

Step 1: Git Repository Check

Check if the current working directory (or any subdirectories) contains git repos:

# Check if current directory is a git repo
git status 2>/dev/null

# If it's a repo, fetch and check status
git fetch origin 2>/dev/null
git status -sb

# Check if behind remote
git rev-list HEAD..@{u} --count 2>/dev/null

# Pull if behind
git pull

# Show recent commits
git log --oneline -10

If the current directory is not a git repo, check subdirectories for git repos and report on each.

Step 2: Read Project Files

Read key files to understand the project:

1. Configuration files (use Glob to find, then Read):

   • package.json, requirements.txt, Cargo.toml, etc.
   • .env.example, config files
   • README.md, CONTRIBUTING.md

2. Source code structure (use Glob):

   • Find main entry points
   • Identify src/lib/app directories
   • Map out the project structure

3. Documentation (use Glob + Read):

   • All *.md files
   • Any docs/ folder contents
   • Implementation plans, specs

Step 3: Codebase Exploration

Use the Explore agent to thoroughly analyze the codebase:

• Technology stack (frameworks, languages)
• Project architecture
• Key components and their purposes
• Dependencies and their versions
• What's implemented vs TODO comments