How The Lossless Group uses the gh project CLI (GitHub Projects v2) to manage tasks across the pseudomonorepo tree. Use whenever creating, editing, or listing GitHub Project tasks via gh project item-create, gh project item-add, or gh project item-edit; whenever the user mentions "gh project", "create a task", "add to the project", "draft a project item", "ProjectV2", or asks to script project task creation; whenever an agent is about to author a task body that references one or more context-v/ files. Encodes the task-body-is-a-github-link convention — every task whose work-context lives in a context-v/ file gets a body whose primary content is a clickable GitHub URL to that file in its own repo (NOT a deep path inside the parent monorepo, because each pseudomonorepo level is its own git repo and the URL must respect that). Composes with the pseudomonorepos skill to identify which repo a local context-v path belongs to and which branch tier (development / main / master) the link should target.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
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How The Lossless Group uses the gh project CLI (GitHub Projects v2) to manage tasks across the pseudomonorepo tree. Use whenever creating, editing, or listing GitHub Project tasks via gh project item-create, gh project item-add, or gh project item-edit; whenever the user mentions "gh project", "create a task", "add to the project", "draft a project item", "ProjectV2", or asks to script project task creation; whenever an agent is about to author a task body that references one or more context-v/ files. Encodes the task-body-is-a-github-link convention — every task whose work-context lives in a context-v/ file gets a body whose primary content is a clickable GitHub URL to that file in its own repo (NOT a deep path inside the parent monorepo, because each pseudomonorepo level is its own git repo and the URL must respect that). Composes with the pseudomonorepos skill to identify which repo a local context-v path belongs to and which branch tier (development / main / master) the link should target.
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How The Lossless Group uses the `gh project` CLI (GitHub Projects v2) to manage tasks across the pseudomonorepo tree. Use whenever creating, editing, or listing GitHub Project tasks via `gh project item-create`, `gh project item-add`, or `gh project item-edit`; whenever the user mentions "gh project", "create a task", "add to the project", "draft a project item", "ProjectV2", or asks to script project task creation; whenever an agent is about to author a task body that references one or more `context-v/` files. Encodes the **task-body-is-a-github-link** convention — every task whose work-context lives in a `context-v/` file gets a body whose primary content is a clickable GitHub URL to that file in its own repo (NOT a deep path inside the parent monorepo, because each pseudomonorepo level is its own git repo and the URL must respect that). Composes with the `pseudomonorepos` skill to identify which repo a local context-v path belongs to and which branch tier (`development` / `main` / `master`) the link should target.
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Category
Developer tools
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI