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name: lov-rename-project license: MIT compatibility: 'Requires Python 3.8+ (stdlib only) and Git for repository operations. GitHub verification is optional and requires the gh CLI. The bundled scanner is UTF-8 text aware, skips binary/generated files (including private runtime clones), accepts additional --skip-dir values, and defaults to a read-only plan before applying changes. Live-process inspection and host-state updates use the operating system or host application''s own interfaces.

' description: 在保留兼容键与运行连续性的前提下重命名项目、路径和仓库。支持明确输入与结果回读。Use to rename a project and preserve compatibility. depends_on:

• lov-branding-consistency metadata: author: contributors version: 2.3.2 tags:
  • project-maintenance
  • rename
  • git
  • github
  • compatibility
  • migration content_class: deterministic-output card_standard: lovstudio/skill-card/v1

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项目改名 · Project Renamer

Triggers

Activate when

• “在保留兼容键与运行连续性的前提下重命名项目、路径和仓库。”
• “Rename a project and preserve compatibility.”

Do not activate when

• 只是查询本 Skill 的说明，或请求与上述结果无关的任务；不执行实际业务操作。
• 用户仅要预览或审查时，不进入修改、提交或发布分支。

This is a non-interactive workflow: the explicit invocation supplies the target, and the command returns a reviewable plan before any write.

Use the bundled scripts/rename_project.py instead of a blind grep/sed replacement. The command produces a machine-readable plan, classifies compatibility-sensitive references, and stages only files changed by this run.

Arguments

<new-name> is the new product or repository name. Pass --old-name when the remote name is not the product name or when a legacy alias must be handled explicitly. The default scan covers common source, configuration, and documentation text files while skipping binary files, generated directories, and lockfiles.

Use repeated --skip-dir <directory-name> arguments for project-specific generated trees that are not in the built-in skip set. The defaults include common build/cache directories plus .runtime and .codex-upstream; generated private application clones should never flood the compatibility plan.

Rename layers

A complete rename may span several independent layers. Audit all of them, but do not collapse them into one repository-wide replacement:

1. product text and package or bundle metadata;
2. the filesystem project root;
3. generated/private runtime clones built from that root;
4. host registrations such as launchers, project catalogs, IDEs, and task UIs;
5. historical task records whose original cwd may be immutable;
6. Git remotes and GitHub repository state.

The scanner owns the first layer. Filesystem moves, live processes, host state, and historical task compatibility require explicit migration and readback.

Workflow

1. Establish scope and baseline

Run from the project root, or pass --root:

python3 scripts/rename_project.py Ataru \
  --old-name lovcode \
  --skip-dir private-runtime \
  --report /tmp/rename-project-plan.json

The default is a read-only plan. It detects the current name from origin → package.json → directory name, records the current worktree state, and reports each match as one of:

• would_change: ordinary product-name reference;
• compatibility_review: path or line looks like a legacy alias, storage namespace, migration, schema, data directory, or environment contract;
• preserved: excluded by an explicit --preserve regular expression.

Review this list before applying. Do not infer that every occurrence of the old name should disappear: a CLI alias, on-disk namespace, migration key, or environment variable may be part of the public compatibility contract.

The scanner also marks path-like old-name references such as application-data directories, Application Support paths, search-index locations, and join("<old-name>") expressions as compatibility-sensitive. This keeps a product rename separate from a storage migration.

Before any path move, also record:

• the canonical source path and exact absent destination path;
• processes whose executable, arguments, or cwd are inside the source root;
• launcher metadata, project-discovery mappings, and host project registrations;
• the current task ID, title, pin/archive state, transcript location, project ID, and recorded cwd when the host exposes them.

Do not quit a desktop app or terminate agents merely to make a rename easier. When active work depends on the old path, preserve a compatibility entry and prove the same processes remain alive after migration.

2. Apply the product rename

python3 scripts/rename_project.py Ataru \
  --old-name lovcode \
  --apply \
  --report /tmp/rename-project-result.json

The scanner handles the exact, lower-case, upper-case, and title-case variants of the old name. It writes UTF-8 text only and records before/after SHA-256 digests in the report. Existing edits in a target file stop the run unless --allow-dirty is supplied after that file has been reviewed. Unrelated dirty files remain untouched.

3. Resolve compatibility references explicitly

Keep legacy references by default. If a reviewed compatibility path should also be renamed, opt in explicitly:

python3 scripts/rename_project.py Ataru \
  --old-name lovcode \
  --include-compat \
  --preserve '(^|/)(migrations|storage|legacy)/' \
  --apply

For a narrower migration, include only reviewed compatibility paths instead of opening every legacy contract:

python3 scripts/rename_project.py Ataru \
  --old-name lovcode \
  --include-compat-path '^src-tauri/src/app/core\\.rs#x27; \
  --include-compat-path '^src-tauri/src/app/session_(cache|listing)\\.rs#x27; \
  --apply

Use this pattern when a data namespace should move from lovcode to ataru while the old CLI alias, environment variables, storage fallback, or migration keys remain intact. --include-compat remains available for a fully reviewed compatibility sweep. Use --include-locks only when package or Cargo lockfiles are part of the requested rename; lockfile updates should normally come from the package manager so their integrity data remains valid.

4. Migrate the filesystem root without interrupting active work

Treat a directory move as a separate guarded operation. Resolve both paths, verify that the destination does not exist, move the directory, and immediately create an old-path symlink when active or historical tasks still reference it:

test -d /absolute/path/old-project
test ! -e /absolute/path/new-project
mv /absolute/path/old-project /absolute/path/new-project
ln -s /absolute/path/new-project /absolute/path/old-project

Use exact paths rather than unresolved environment variables or globs. The symlink is a compatibility contract, not a duplicate checkout. Keep it until every active process, launcher, host registration, historical task, attachment, and automation has either migrated or been proven independent of the old path.

A running process normally keeps the moved directory inode as its cwd, but its command line can continue to display the old spelling. Verify the process identity and canonical cwd; do not mistake a stale command-line string for a failed move. Do not rebuild or replace an active private runtime bundle during the move. Point the launcher at the new root and let the next normal launch regenerate it; the compatibility symlink keeps the current runtime valid.

5. Update host registrations through the active host

Update every discovered registration to the new canonical path, for example:

• a launcher's embedded project root or bundle metadata;
• a project-discovery CLI or local app catalog;
• the desktop host's project name and source folders;
• task-to-project assignments and pinned/searchable task metadata.

Prefer the host application's UI, API, or supported CLI while it is running. Directly editing a backing JSON or SQLite file may leave the host's in-memory state stale and can be overwritten later. After saving, read the project name, path, and stable project ID back from the active host.

Do not rewrite immutable historical task metadata just to make every old string disappear. A task created under the old root may retain its original cwd while remaining correctly assigned to the renamed project. Preserve the old-path symlink, give important tasks a searchable title or pin when authorized, and verify that the host can still list and reopen them from the shared task store.

6. Verify source, runtime, path, and task continuity

git diff --check
git diff --name-only
git diff --stat
rg -n --hidden -g '!{.git,node_modules,dist,build,target,.runtime,.codex-upstream}/**' 'lovcode|Lovcode|LOVCODE'

The final search is an audit, not an instruction to replace every remaining match. Explain each intentional compatibility match in the task result.

For a live path migration, also verify:

• the new root resolves canonically and the old root resolves to its symlink;
• pre-migration process IDs are still alive and their canonical cwd is new;
• launchers and discovery tools read back the new root;
• the active host reads back the renamed project without changing its project ID;
• the current task remains active/searchable and its transcript still exists;
• generated runtime verification and the project's normal test suite pass.

7. Commit and publish exact files

Only after the diff is reviewed:

python3 scripts/rename_project.py Ataru \
  --old-name lovcode \
  --apply --commit --push

The command uses git add -- <changed files>, verifies the staged file set, commits with chore: rename project from <old> to <new>, and pushes the current branch to origin. It never uses git add -A, so pre-existing untracked artifacts are not swept into the rename commit.

8. Rename and verify the GitHub repository

After the source commit is pushed, add --github:

python3 scripts/rename_project.py Ataru \
  --old-name lovcode \
  --apply --commit --push --github

The optional GitHub step requires gh, checks the remote first, runs the rename, then reads the repository name back through gh repo view. If the remote or CLI is unavailable, the local rename result remains explicit and the GitHub step is reported as incomplete rather than implied successful.

Dirty worktrees and rollback

Unrelated dirty files are preserved. A target file with existing edits requires review before using --allow-dirty; this prevents a rename commit from silently absorbing another task's changes. The JSON report plus git diff provide the changed-file and hash evidence. Before committing, use git restore --staged to unstage the exact file set; after committing, use a normal reviewed revert commit if the rename must be rolled back.

For a filesystem migration, rollback means first stopping new writes through the new canonical path, removing only the verified compatibility symlink, and moving the exact destination back to the exact source. Never delete either path recursively. Preserve a backup before editing host state outside the repository, and prefer the host's own undo/edit flow when available.

Failure handling

The command exits non-zero for invalid names, unreadable text, dirty target files, unexpected staging contents, missing remotes, failed pushes, or an unverified GitHub rename. Nested project roots are staged relative to their actual Git repository, and requested JSON reports are also written on failure. A plan can be rerun safely because plan mode is read-only and apply mode reports its exact changed paths.

Execution boundary

自然语言请求即可触发；无需旧 slash 路径、参数插值或指定助手。明确解析当前请求中的 项目、目标文件、选项与输出位置；用当前宿主实际提供的文件、搜索、CLI 和浏览器能力。 项目依赖版本与外部 API 在执行时核实，不能假设示例是现行配置。随包脚本从 Skill 根解析， 业务文件从目标项目根解析。先读当前状态，保护已有未提交内容与其他任务的暂存区。 分析、预览请求保持只读；修改、提交、推送、部署和发布各依当前请求的明确范围执行。 不绕过保护、自动发送消息、强制结束用户进程或抢前台。失败保留可诊断原始错误。

Composition

执行前读取 能力组合，按明确制品交接相邻能力。

Runtime context (shared)

运行前读取本包 skill.yaml 与 Profile 合同。优先级为当前请求、 项目上下文、本 Skill records、共享 preferences、brand/user Profile、安全默认值。 只读取声明字段；没有专用运行时的宿主可使用 scripts/profile_store.py 读取共享 Profile。 配置缺失只问影响结果的一个问题。用户明确要求长期保存的值通过该脚本原子写入， 报告实际路径；不保存推断、凭据或其他任务的资料。