projects

Shipwright: Projects

The user wants to see what apps Shipwright has built. Read the project registry and display it clearly.

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Step 1: Read the Registry

Check for the project registry file:

cat "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA:-$HOME/.shipwright}/projects.jsonl" 2>/dev/null

Step 2: Display Results

If the file is empty or doesn't exist:

"No apps built yet! Use /shipwright:build [your idea] to create your first one."

If projects exist, parse each JSON line and display a friendly table:

"Here are the apps you've built with Shipwright:

#	App	Type	Status	Quality	URL
1	project_id	[stack in plain English]	[status]	[quality_score]	[deployment_url or "not deployed"]
2	...	...	...	...	...

What you can do:

• To add features to any of these, use /shipwright:enhance [describe the feature]
• To rebuild or redeploy, just tell me which app and what you need
• The code for each app is in the folder listed below"

Then list the project directories:

"Project locations:

• ..."

Stack Name Translation

When displaying stacks, use plain English:

• nextjs-supabase → "Full Web App (Next.js + Supabase)"
• nextjs-prisma → "Complex Web App (Next.js + Prisma)"
• sveltekit → "Lightweight App (SvelteKit)"
• astro → "Content Site (Astro)"

Communication Rules

Same as all Shipwright skills — beginner-friendly, no jargon, encouraging tone.