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When setting up a new Conductor project, maintaining AI-assisted dev context, onboarding team members, or deciding to update context docs.
references/details.md for deep patterns and templatesConsistent, versioned project context that keeps AI sessions and team aligned, reduces drift, and makes decisions traceable.
Use Cases
A team starts a new Conductor project and needs shared context for AI assistants. Using this skill, they create and version context artifacts per the templates, read them before each session, and review them in PRs. This keeps every AI interaction consistent, eases onboarding, and prevents context drift across the codebase.
An existing brownfield project adopts Conductor. The skill helps decide what legacy context to capture, make incremental updates, and notify the team on changes. By validating context regularly and linking decisions to artifacts, the team aligns AI-assisted work with real system state and avoids stale assumptions.
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