Project Management

What This Skill Does

The Project Management skill is a centralized project tracking tool for your workspace, specifically designed to help users manage multiple types of tasks ranging from software development and learning plans to daily living activities. It maintains a structured project dashboard (PROJECTS.md) and a detailed audit trail (CHANGELOG.md), allowing you to track project status, versioning, and personnel accountability effortlessly. The skill utilizes a standardized tagging system to differentiate between various project types like code, learning, health, and finance, ensuring every task in your workspace is categorized and searchable.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, use the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/cwyhkyochen-a11y/project-management

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for individuals or teams needing a lightweight yet structured way to track progress without moving to heavy platforms like Jira or Trello. It excels at:

• Registering new projects and assigning primary owners.
• Monitoring development iterations through status updates.
• Version control tracking for software projects.
• Filtering tasks based on creators or recent activity to maintain accountability.
• Managing lifecycle states of projects (from active iteration to pause or completion).

Example Prompts

• "I'm starting a new web development project for my personal site in ./my-site/. Please register this as a code project with me as the owner."
• "What are all the projects currently assigned to me that have been updated in the last week?"
• "Update the state of the 'Market Analysis' project to 'paused' and add a note that we are waiting for user research data."

Tips & Limitations

• Tip: Use the built-in status identifiers (🟢, 🟡, 🔴) to keep the dashboard visually intuitive at a glance.
• Tip: Always use relative paths for project directories to ensure the PROJECTS.md remains portable.
• Limitation: The skill relies on manual user updates for specific statuses; ensure your workflow includes periodic check-ins to keep the CHANGELOG.md accurate and up to date.
• Rule Reminder: Maintain the sequential numbering system strictly to prevent duplicate index issues within the markdown tables.