Project Logger FAQs

Question 1

Where are the logs stored?

Accepted Answer

Project Logger creates and updates a LOG.md file, typically located within your project's .claude/ directory, ensuring all history stays within your version control system.

Question 2

Does this replace Git commit messages?

Accepted Answer

No, it complements Git by providing a higher-level narrative of the project's evolution, focusing on the context and impact of changes rather than just the code diffs.

Question 3

What entry types does the logger support?

Accepted Answer

The skill supports various types including [FEAT] for features, [FIX] for bugs, [DECISION] for architecture, [REFACTOR] for code improvements, and [MILESTONE] for project phases.

Question 4

How does Project Logger determine what to document?

Accepted Answer

The skill analyzes your current project state by reading the CLAUDE.md file and identifies significant changes such as task completions, architectural decisions, or dependency updates to generate relevant log entries.

Question 5

Can I use Project Logger on an existing project?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If no LOG.md exists, the skill will initialize one using a standard template and use your existing CLAUDE.md to establish the project header and initial context.

Project Logger

Key Features

Use Cases

Project Logger

Key Features

Use Cases