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Dot Cowork — AI skill for Claude Code

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Reusable AI–human collaboration frameworks for project‑level context engineering.

How to install Dot Cowork

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open lim8603/dot-cowork and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Dot Cowork does

Reusable AI–human collaboration frameworks for project‑level context engineering.

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README

Cowork Context Framework

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A project-level context framework for AI-Human collaboration across sessions, tools, and project phases.

AI chat is disposable. Project context should not be.

This framework stores intent, requirements, design decisions, implementation notes, verification records, and delivery artifacts as structured files in the repository so work can survive session boundaries, tool switches, and project handoffs.

The new `cowork-context-framework` repository starts from a clean `1.x.x` baseline. `frameworks/ko` remains the Korean authoring baseline, and `frameworks/en` is the published English install variant kept on the same release line.


Why This Exists

AI tools lose working memory when a session ends.

  • Decisions agreed on yesterday often need to be re-explained today.
  • The reason behind "why was this done this way?" disappears into chat history.
  • Switching tools usually means rebuilding project context from scratch.

This framework keeps that context in persistent files so any compatible tool can restore the project state and continue from where the previous session stopped.


Key Features

  • Tool-agnostic: Codex, Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini, and Copilot can all read the same .cowork/ workspace.
  • Structured lifecycle: The workflow follows Define -> Design -> Build -> Verify -> Evolve -> Deliver.
  • Persistent project memory: Intent, milestones, ADRs, tasks, and session logs stay in versioned files instead of chat history.
  • Progressive enrichment: Important details are harvested into the right documents as work proceeds.
  • Verification evidence index: Review, test, NFR, and release-readiness evidence can accumulate in a dedicated canonical verification document.
  • Quality gates: Phase transitions can check for missing artifacts before the