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Apam status

Skill MihirShrivastav/APAM/packages/apam-skill/skills/apam-status

Persistent layered memory for coding agents — recall context, decisions, and project knowledge across sessions.

Install
npx -y skills add MihirShrivastav/APAM --skill apam-status

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Resolve the authoritative APAM project ID for the current repository by running the local APAM CLI in the repo context.

SKILL.md

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APAM Status

Steps

  1. Run apam status from the current repository using the local shell.
  2. Read the line that starts with Project: and copy the exact 16-character hex value.
  3. Treat that value as the authoritative project_id for all APAM MCP tool calls in this session.
  4. Report the project ID and any useful counts from the status output.

Rules

  • Do not construct or guess the project_id.
  • Do not rely on MCP apam_status with no arguments for project discovery in a long-lived agent session, because the MCP server may be running from a different cwd.
  • If apam is not globally available, run node /absolute/path/to/APAM/packages/apam-mcp/dist/cli.js status from the target repository instead.

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