| name | sase_project |
| description | Inspect and manage SASE projects with `sase project` (list, show, enable, disable, alias). Use when you need the set of enabled projects, one project's lifecycle record, or machine-readable project data — e.g. to fan out one agent per enabled project. |
Before doing anything else, run this command to record that you are using this skill:
sase skill use sase_project --reason "<one-line reason for using this skill>"
Use this skill to inspect project lifecycle records, manage project state and aliases, or select projects for a
multi-project workflow.
Inspect Projects
sase project list lists enabled projects by default. Use --state disabled, --state sibling, or --state all to
select other lifecycle records.sase project list --json emits records whose key fields include project_name, effective_project_name, state,
and launchable.sase project show <project> shows one project's state, aliases, workspace, active claims, launchability, and
warnings. Add --json for machine-readable data.
Manage Projects
sase project enable <project> enables a project.sase project disable <project> disables a project. It refuses projects with live work unless --force is passed.sase project alias list [PROJECT] [--json] inspects aliases; use alias add, alias remove, or alias clear to
mutate them.
The system-managed home project cannot be mutated. The sibling state is an internal backing record for configured
linked repositories, not a user-facing project lifecycle state.
Fan Out Across Enabled Projects
Use sase project list --json to select enabled, launchable project records, then request one /sase_run launch per
project. Pair this skill with /sase_repo whenever the current agent itself needs to read or modify files in another
project's repository.
