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Read the current project's agent-hub profile and orient the team to this project's stack, commands, and conventions. Use at the start of a work session, when the user asks "what stack is this / who's on the team here", or before delegating substantial work.

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name	load-profile
description	Read the current project's agent-hub profile and orient the team to this project's stack, commands, and conventions. Use at the start of a work session, when the user asks "what stack is this / who's on the team here", or before delegating substantial work.

load-profile

Orient to the current project before doing work.

Steps

Read .claude/agent-hub/profile.yml. If it does not exist, tell the user there's no profile and suggest the agent-hub-init skill (or /onboard). Stop.
Read .claude/CLAUDE.md if present for extra context and conventions.
Read any recorded decisions under .claude/agent-hub/decisions/ (the team's memory). Honor accepted ADRs — never silently contradict one.
Summarize back, briefly:
- Project name, type, and stack (language / framework / database).
- The real commands (install/dev/test/lint/build).
- The active team members and what they cover.
- Any conventions, doNot rules, and key decisions on record.
Hold this context for the session. When delegating, only invoke specialists listed in team.active, and pass them the relevant profile facts.

This is the bridge that makes the same super-team behave differently from one project to the next.

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description	Read the current project's agent-hub profile and orient the team to this project's stack, commands, and conventions. Use at the start of a work session, when the user asks "what stack is this / who's on the team here", or before delegating substantial work.

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Orient to the current project before doing work.

Steps

Read .claude/agent-hub/profile.yml. If it does not exist, tell the user there's no profile and suggest the agent-hub-init skill (or /onboard). Stop.
Read .claude/CLAUDE.md if present for extra context and conventions.
Read any recorded decisions under .claude/agent-hub/decisions/ (the team's memory). Honor accepted ADRs — never silently contradict one.
Summarize back, briefly:
- Project name, type, and stack (language / framework / database).
- The real commands (install/dev/test/lint/build).
- The active team members and what they cover.
- Any conventions, doNot rules, and key decisions on record.
Hold this context for the session. When delegating, only invoke specialists listed in team.active, and pass them the relevant profile facts.

This is the bridge that makes the same super-team behave differently from one project to the next.