Menu
Use project.el-style project roots, scoped commands, project buffers, and project-aware execution.
Installer avec Codex ou Claude Copiez ce prompt, collez-le dans Codex, Claude ou un autre assistant, puis laissez-le vérifier la page du skill et l'installer pour vous.
Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Inspect Emacs commands, variables, bindings, defaults, and buffer-local values.
Inspect live Emacs runtime state such as buffers, variables, hooks, keymaps, features, warnings, and backtraces.
Work with live Emacs buffers, regions, point, narrowing, and window-local editing state.
Reload Emacs configuration safely and diagnose stale package or variable state after configuration changes.
Diagnose Emacs hook ordering, key binding shadowing, remaps, and advice-related behavior.
Use editor-backed language server workflows such as diagnostics, definitions, references, rename, and code actions.
| name | project-workflow |
| title | Project Navigation Workflow |
| description | Use project.el-style project roots, scoped commands, project buffers, and project-aware execution. |
| type | instruction |
| tools | emacs_eval, grep, glob, bash |
| capability | true |
| family | project |
| source | package |
| package | project |
| modes | prog-mode, text-mode, dired-mode |
| features | project |
| keywords | project root, current project, switch project, project file, project buffer, project compile |
| disclosure | active |
| risk | low |
Resolve the active project root before running project-scoped operations. Keep file searches, shell commands, and session assumptions tied to that root.
When using Emacs project APIs, inspect the current project object instead of guessing from the current directory.
