signalcompose-ypm

YPM (Your Project Manager)

Multi-project progress tracking system powered by Claude Code

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What is YPM?

YPM is a project management tool that automatically tracks the status of multiple projects in a specified directory.

Key Features:

• Automatic information collection from Git history and documentation
• Centralized management of all projects in a single file (PROJECT_STATUS.md)
• Progress visualization with multiple metrics (Phase, Implementation, Testing, Documentation)
• Next task identification for each project
• Flexible configuration via config.yml

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Quick Start

YPM is installed as a Claude Code plugin, making it accessible from any directory.

Step 1: Install the Plugin

⚠️ Important: Use lowercase signalcompose/ypm - the capital letter version (signalcompose/YPM) will cause an error on macOS.

# In Claude Code, first add the marketplace:
/plugin marketplace add signalcompose/ypm

# Then install the plugin:
/plugin install ypm

Step 2: Initial Setup

# Run the setup wizard (from any directory)
/ypm:setup

This creates ~/.ypm/ with your configuration:

• ~/.ypm/config.yml - Your monitoring settings
• ~/.ypm/PROJECT_STATUS.md - Generated project status

Step 3: Start Using

# Scan your projects
/ypm:update

# View next tasks
/ypm:next

# Show active projects
/ypm:active

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Available Commands

All commands are prefixed with ypm::

Command	Description
/ypm:setup	Initial setup wizard
/ypm:start	Show welcome and quick commands
/ypm:help	Show detailed help
/ypm:update	Update project status
/ypm:next	Show next tasks
/ypm:active	Show active projects only
/ypm:open	Open project in editor
/ypm:new	Launch project setup wizard
/ypm:setup-gitflow	Set up Git Flow workflow
/ypm:export-community	Export to community version
/ypm:trufflehog-scan	Run TruffleHog security scan

Optional: Prefix-Free Commands

During setup, you can optionally create symlinks to ~/.claude/commands/ for prefix-free access:

# With symlinks, you can use:
/update    # instead of /ypm:update
/next      # instead of /ypm:next

Data Location

YPM stores all user data in ~/.ypm/:

~/.ypm/
  ├── config.yml           # Your monitoring settings
  └── PROJECT_STATUS.md    # Generated project status

This separation ensures:

• Plugin updates don't affect your configuration
• Easy backup (just backup ~/.ypm/)
• Works across all your projects

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Documentation

• Detailed Guide (English) - Complete usage guide
• 詳細ガイド（日本語） - 日本語の詳細ガイド
• Security Policy - Security considerations and best practices

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How It Works

1. Scans directories specified in config.yml
2. Collects Git information (branch, commits, changes)
3. Reads project documentation (CLAUDE.md, README.md, docs/)
4. Generates PROJECT_STATUS.md with categorized project status

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Project Categories

• 🔥 Active: Updated within 1 week
• 🎨 Planning: In design phase (Phase 0)
• 🚧 In Development: Implementation in progress
• 💤 Inactive: No updates for over 1 month
• 📦 Non-Git: Not a Git repository

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Requirements

• Claude Code: Required for running YPM
  • Get Claude Code
• Git: For project information collection
• Python 3.8+: For project scanning (included in the plugin)

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Project Bootstrap Assistant

YPM includes a comprehensive project setup assistant for launching new projects.

What it does:

• Guides you through project planning and requirements definition
• Creates proper directory structure with documentation
• Sets up Git workflow (Git Flow, Worktree support)
• Configures development environment (.gitignore, .claude/settings.json)
• Establishes documentation management rules (DDD, TDD, DRY principles)

How to use:

Simply run /ypm:new in Claude Code, or manually use the prompt:

1. Copy the contents of project-bootstrap-prompt.md
2. Paste into Claude Code
3. Follow the interactive wizard through 8 phases

See project-bootstrap-prompt.md for details.

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Configuration

Edit ~/.ypm/config.yml to customize monitoring (created by /ypm:setup):

monitor:
  directories:
    - /path/to/your/projects    # Directories to monitor

  patterns:
    - "proj_*/*"                # Project detection patterns
    - "my-apps/*"

  exclude:
    - old_projects/*            # Exclude patterns

editor:
  default: code                 # Default editor (code/cursor/zed)