/projectify
Reference for the /projectify command: invocation, arguments, inputs and outputs.
Builds the Description, Instruction and knowledge files for a chat-app Project or custom assistant through guided questions, within the platform's context budget. Use when the user asks to 'projectify this', 'write the project instructions', or 'set up a custom assistant'.
Invocation
/projectify [project subject] [--platform claude|chatgpt|gemini] [--autonomous]Pipeline position
Standalone chat-app-Project authoring surface. It consumes a Project subject + target platform and emits the three Project deliverables; it owns no downstream pipeline artifact.
Inputs
The operator's Project subject, the --platform selection (elicited when unstated), the --autonomous opt-in, and any operator-supplied source material for the knowledge files.
| Argument | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
[project subject] | String | Yes | The Project's subject / purpose in natural language. |
--platform claude|chatgpt|gemini | Enum | No | The target chat-app platform. When unstated, elicited via inquiry (it determines the context budget + convention set). |
--autonomous | Flag | No | Opt into continuous multi-step elaboration (default: elicit + confirm at each major decision). |
Outputs
The three deliverables — Description, Instruction, knowledge Files — plus the SLO computation (token-sum ÷ discovered platform limit ≤ 0.02 with provenance) and the fifteen-bar gate attestation.
Next step
Invoke /projectify <subject> --platform <claude|chatgpt|gemini>; answer the scope + platform inquiries, review the three deliverables and the SLO ratio, then paste them into your chat-app Project. Re-run with refined answers to iterate the Description / Instruction / knowledge-file partition.
Source
Generated from src/apothem/commands/projectify.md. The skill src/apothem/skills/projectify/SKILL.md has the same name. Where an install puts commands and skills under one name (the Claude Code plugin, and the engine installs that turn commands into skills), the skill runs; installs that keep commands and skills apart ship both.