feat: support .engram-project file for project name override#63
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feat: support .engram-project file for project name override#63angel-r wants to merge 1 commit intoGentleman-Programming:mainfrom
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When a .engram-project file exists in the project root, its content is used as the project name instead of deriving it from basename. This fixes project name mismatches in monorepo setups where the directory name differs from the desired engram project name (e.g. gymfever.poolcomapi → poolcomapi). Closes Gentleman-Programming#62
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Summary
.engram-projectfile support to override auto-detected project namesbasenamebehavior when the file doesn't exist (no breaking change)Motivation
Closes #62
In monorepo setups,
basenameproduces names that don't match the desired engram project name. For example, a directorymyorg.backend-apigets project namemyorg.backend-apiinstead ofbackend-api. This causes duplicate projects when MCP tools (which accept an explicitprojectparam) and hooks (which usebasename) save to different project names.Usage:
Changes
plugin/claude-code/scripts/session-start.sh— check for.engram-projectbefore falling back tobasenameplugin/claude-code/scripts/subagent-stop.sh— sameplugin/claude-code/scripts/post-compaction.sh— sameplugin/opencode/engram.ts—extractProjectName()reads.engram-projectif it existsTest plan
go test ./...— all pre-existing tests pass (failures in store/sync/setup are pre-existing Windows file-locking issues, unrelated to this change).engram-projectwith contentbackend-apiin amyorg.backend-apidirectory, verified hooks resolve the correct project name