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Manage PORT object lifecycle through Portent metadata, folder state, and index navigation

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vault-tracker
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Manage PORT object lifecycle through Portent metadata, folder state, and index navigation
# Vault Tracker Unified PORT object lifecycle management: track Projects, Operations, Responsibilities, and externally tracked Task references; detect mismatches between filesystem location, Portent metadata, and active navigation; propose transitions; and coordinate archival. Manage lifecycle and navigation for PORT objects: `Project`, `Operation`, `Responsibility`, and externally tracked `Task` references. Portent reference: `../references/portent-knowledge-base-spec.md`. ## Recency Priority Work the active surface newest-first, ranked by each object's `updated` frontmatter date (fall back to file modification time when `updated` is absent). Concentrate scrutiny on the freshest material — recently-touched objects are where active thinking lives and where new mismatches, overlaps, and gaps appear. Long-untouched objects are assumed settled and rank lower, but are never excluded: they remain valid link targets, merge destinations, and canonical homes, and still get a structural check (broken links, orphaning). Surface recently-touched objects' metadata and navigation mismatches first when reporting and proposing transitions. ## Command ``` vault-tracker [--mode report|apply-safe|apply] [--project NAME] [transition] ``` ## Parameters - `--mode report|apply-safe|apply` (default: `report`) - `--project NAME` optional project name/path to scope operation - `transition` optional explicit transition intent (e.g., `mark shipped`, `archive now`) ## Lifecycle States - `active` — currently executing project - `exploring` — early investigation, not fully committed - `paused` — temporarily on hold - `shipped` — completed/delivered - `archived` — moved to `archive/` - `fleeting` — rough idea fragment (in `ideas/fleeting/`) - `incubating` — idea stage (in `ideas/incubating/`) - `someday` — intentionally parked idea (in `ideas/someday/`) - `rejected` — explicitly declined idea (in `ideas/rejected/`) Portent frontmatter is authoritative for object meaning: - Project transitions update `stage` and `status` before file moves. - Operations should usually `belongs_to` a Responsibility or Project. - Responsibilities should collect related Projects and Operations. - Ideas promoted to active work become `type: Project`, `status: organized`, and `stage: active` before or during any folder movement. ## Valid Transitions | From | To | Conditions | | --------------------------------------- | ------------- | ------------------ | | `active` ↔ `exploring` | Bidirectional | Reclassification | | `active\|exploring` → `paused` | One-way | Needs break point | | `paused` → `active` | One-way | Resuming work | | `exploring` → `incubating` | One-way | Back to idea stage | | `active\|exploring\|paused` → `shipped` | One-way | Completion | | `shipped` → `archived` | One-way | Final archival | | `fleeting` → `incubating` | One-way | Idea has shape | | `incubating` → `someday` | One-way | Park for later | | `fleeting\|incubating` → `rejected` | One-way | Declined idea | ## Mode Behavior - `report`: audit Portent metadata vs filesystem/navigation state, detect mismatches, propose transitions - `apply-safe`: apply unambiguous metadata and navigation updates only (no file moves) - `apply`: apply confirmed transitions including file moves and link rewrites ## Workflow 1. **Scan active navigation**: Read `index.md` when present to discover active project and idea entry points. 2. **Scan projects/**: Discover project directories and their lifecycle location. 3. **Scan PORT metadata**: - Projects in `projects/`, shaped project candidates in `ideas/` - Operations under `notes/operations/` or equivalent local convention - Responsibilities under `notes/responsibilities/` or equivalent local convention - Task references that live outside the vault but relate back to Portent objects 4. **Detect mismatches**: - Portent `type`, `status`, and `stage` vs folder location - Active `index.md` entries vs archived or inactive object metadata - Active Projects missing from `index.md` when local convention uses an active catalog - Operations without a Responsibility or Project parent - Responsibilities without related Projects or Operations when obvious - Duplicate idea or project directories that should be one lifecycle item 5. **Propose transitions and merges**: - Smallest valid state change per mismatch - Canonical merge target for duplicate ideas/projects - Link rewrites and index/navigation updates required by the merge 6. **Handle idea promotion paths**: - `ideas/incubating/` → `projects/active/` (promote to project) - `ideas/fleeting/` → `ideas/incubating/` (promote idea) - `ideas/incubating/` → `ideas/someday/` (park idea) - `ideas/incubating/` → `ideas/rejected/` (decline idea) 7. **Apply by mode**: - `report`: return proposals with evidence and confidence - `apply-safe`: update Portent frontmatter, index links, and obvious backlinks when unambiguous, no merges - `apply`: perform confirmed file moves, high-confidence merges, and inbound link rewrites 8. **Shipped compaction**: When a project transitions to `shipped`, immediately run or propose `vault-compact --scope projects --project <name> --mode apply --aggression aggressive` to merge launch artifacts, drafts, research, and stale execution notes into one canonical shipped project record. Absorbed curated files may be deleted after unique content is preserved. Never delete `raw/`. 9. **Log operation**: Append concise entry to `log.md` ## Merge Rules Merge idea or project directories only when they represent the same underlying thing, not just similar domains. Prefer the more advanced lifecycle state as the canonical destination (`active` over `incubating`, `incubating` over `fleeting`) unless the user says otherwise. - Preserve all files by moving them into the canonical directory or appending sections into the canonical note. - Preserve former names as aliases or backlinks when useful. - Rewrite inbound links to the canonical path. - In `report` mode, show both the canonical destination and what would be moved. - In `apply` mode, require clear evidence or explicit user instruction. ## Example Operations ``` # Report on all projects vault-tracker --mode report # Promote an incubating idea to active project vault-tracker --mode apply --project my-idea promote-to-project # Mark project as shipped vault-tracker --mode apply-safe --project my-project mark shipped # Archive a shipped project vault-tracker --mode apply --project my-project archive now ``` ## Safety - **Never delete project files** — archive moves only - **Never discard duplicate project or idea material** — merge or move it - **Confirmation required** for destructive moves (archive transitions) - **Link integrity**: Check/rewrite inbound links before archival - **Metadata and docs are source of truth**: Keep Portent frontmatter and project docs aligned - **Skip archive operations** for `active/exploring` without explicit evidence - **Never touch** `raw/processed/*` or hidden/system directories ## Report Scope Default scope is live surface only (`active`, `exploring`, `paused`). Include `shipped`/`archived` only when explicitly requested via `--project` or explicit transition. ## Compose Existing Skills - `vault-lint` for stale/orphan detection and wikilink issues - `vault-compact` for post-shipping project document consolidation - `vault-concepts` for recurring theme promotion - `vault-maintain` for periodic full-vault upkeep ## Output Return: - Transitions applied/proposed with evidence and confidence - Mismatches detected (metadata vs filesystem/navigation) - Files moved/renamed and link rewrites applied - Merges applied/proposed with canonical target and retained aliases - Idea promotions (incubating→project, fleeting→incubating) - PORT metadata updates for Project, Operation, Responsibility, and Task references - Index/navigation updates - Touched files - Skipped items and rationale
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