Promode Meta Manager FAQs

Question 1

Why shouldn't I edit my CLAUDE.md file directly?

Accepted Answer

Under the promode methodology, CLAUDE.md is a standardized configuration for the agent's core behavior; all project-specific details should be placed in README.md files to maintain a single source of truth.

Question 2

How does the migration workflow work?

Accepted Answer

The skill analyzes your existing CLAUDE.md, extracts project-specific information, moves it to the appropriate README files, and replaces the original file with the canonical standard version.

Question 3

What is the promode methodology?

Accepted Answer

It is a workflow designed to keep repositories 'agent-ready,' allowing any AI agent to pick up work with zero prior conversation context by relying on structured files like TODO.md and standardized READMEs.

Question 4

What does 'progressive disclosure' mean for documentation?

Accepted Answer

It means placing documentation where it is most relevant, such as putting component-specific instructions within component folders rather than centralizing everything in one massive document.

Question 5

When should I run an audit?

Accepted Answer

You should run an audit when you want to check if your project structure matches the promode standards, ensuring that agent instructions, task lists, and project overviews are correctly distributed.

Promode Meta Manager

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Promode Meta Manager

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