Conduit is a cross-platform note aggregation system designed to solve the problem of scattered notes across different formats and platforms. It provides a centralized repository for all notes with powerful organization, search, and integration capabilities.

This project uses a Memory Bank approach to maintain documentation and project knowledge. The Memory Bank consists of the following core files:

• projectbrief.md - Foundation document defining core requirements and goals
• productContext.md - Why this project exists and how it should work
• systemPatterns.md - System architecture and design patterns
• techContext.md - Technologies used and development setup
• activeContext.md - Current work focus and next steps
• progress.md - What works, what's left to build, and current status

This project uses GitHub Issues to track tasks from sprint plans. A GitHub Actions workflow has been set up to automatically create issues from the sprint plans defined in memory-bank/progress.md.

The workflow can be triggered in three ways:

1. Automatically: When changes are pushed to memory-bank/progress.md on the main branch
2. Manually: Through the GitHub Actions UI
3. Locally: Using the act tool

To manually trigger the workflow:

1. Go to the "Actions" tab in your GitHub repository
2. Select the "Create Sprint Issues" workflow
3. Click "Run workflow"
4. Configure the following options:
   • Sprint number: Select which sprint to process (1-5), or leave empty to process all sprints
   • Create/update GitHub Project: Whether to create or update a GitHub Project
   • GitHub Project name: The name of the GitHub Project to use

The workflow requires the following permissions:

1. issues: write - To create and update issues
2. project: write - To create and update projects (if using the project feature)

You may need to update the repository settings to grant these permissions to GitHub Actions.

The workflow:

1. Reads the memory-bank/progress.md file
2. Extracts tasks from the specified sprint section(s)
3. Creates GitHub issues for each task that doesn't already exist
4. Optionally adds the issues to a GitHub Project
5. Labels issues with sprint-X and automated labels

You can customize the workflow by editing the .github/workflows/create-sprint-issues.yml file:

• Change the trigger conditions
• Modify the issue format
• Adjust the project integration
• Add additional labels or metadata

See memory-bank/techContext.md for detailed information on the development setup and technical stack.

See memory-bank/progress.md for the current project status and upcoming work.