Manage Conductor Track Lifecycle
Skill for managing Conductor track lifecycle: archiving, restoring, renaming, deleting, and cleaning orphaned artifacts.
Why it matters
Automate the complete lifecycle management of Conductor tracks, including archiving, restoring, renaming, deleting, and cleaning up orphaned artifacts to maintain a clean and organized repository.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Archive Conductor tracks
Restore Conductor tracks
Delete Conductor tracks
Clean up orphaned track artifacts
Install
Add it to your toolbox
Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/ag-conductor-manage | bash Overview
Track Manager
A skill for managing Conductor track lifecycle operations - archiving, restoring, renaming, deleting, and cleaning orphaned artifacts - with confirmation gates on destructive actions. Use for Conductor track lifecycle operations; not when Conductor isn't initialized or permissions are lacking.
What it does
Track Manager manages the complete lifecycle of a Conductor track - archiving, restoring, deleting, renaming, and cleaning up orphaned artifacts - across active, completed, and archived states.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use it for archiving, restoring, renaming, or deleting Conductor tracks, listing track status, or cleaning up orphaned artifacts. It is not suited to repositories where Conductor isn't initialized, situations lacking permission to modify track metadata or files, or tasks unrelated to Conductor track management.
Inputs and outputs
Before proceeding it verifies the conductor/ directory structure and required files are present, determines the operation mode from arguments or interactive prompts, and for destructive actions (delete, cleanup) requires explicit confirmation before applying them. Every operation updates tracks.md and the track metadata consistently rather than leaving them out of sync. Detailed modes, prompts, and workflows are documented in a companion resources/implementation-playbook.md.
Integrations
Safety rules are explicit: back up track data before any delete operation, and never remove archived tracks without explicit approval.
Who it's for
Developers managing Conductor tracks who need reliable lifecycle operations - archive, restore, rename, delete, cleanup - with confirmation gates on destructive actions and consistent metadata updates.
FAQ
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