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name: project-md-refresh description: Analyze the current repository and create or refresh .claude/PROJECT.md to match the project. Use when PROJECT.md is missing, stale, or the user asks to generate/update project-specific rules, structure, commands, or architecture details.

PROJECT.md Refresh

Goal

Create or update .claude/PROJECT.md with accurate, evidence-based project details.

Workflow

1. Locate the base file.

   • If .claude/PROJECT.md exists, use it as the base; preserve custom rules and update facts.
   • If missing, create .claude/ if needed and copy assets/PROJECT.template.md to .claude/PROJECT.md.

2. Collect signals from the repository.

   • Read README.md and any project docs.
   • Identify the stack from config files: package.json, pyproject.toml, go.mod, Cargo.toml, build.gradle, pom.xml, Gemfile, requirements.txt, Makefile, or Taskfile.
   • Extract run/build/test/lint commands from scripts or tooling.
   • Inspect the top-level directory structure and key entrypoints.
   • Locate API routes/controllers and data models (search for route, router, controller, handler, model, schema).
   • Find auth configuration (search for auth, jwt, session, oauth).
   • Note environment variable usage (search for ENV, process.env, os.environ, dotenv).

3. Update PROJECT.md sections.

   • Fill the overview (name, stack, primary language).
   • Summarize core rules and conventions.
   • Document directory structure (top-level + key subdirectories).
   • Document API/data patterns, auth, and docs paths.
   • Add concrete commands for dev/build/lint/test/typecheck.

4. Output.

   • Save .claude/PROJECT.md.
   • Provide a short summary and list any gaps/questions.

Guardrails

• Do not invent details; base every statement on files found.
• If information is missing, add TODOs or ask for confirmation.
• Keep content concise and project-specific.