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# Ergonomic Loop Project Migration Summary ## Date: 2025-01-14 This document summarizes the reorganization of the ergonomic improvement loop files into a self-contained project. ## Files Moved ### From Root Directory - `ergonomics-loop.sh` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/scripts/` ### From docs/ - `step1-prompt.txt` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/prompts/` - `step2-prompt.txt` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/prompts/` - `step3-prompt.txt` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/prompts/` - `step4-prompt.txt` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/prompts/` - `step5-prompt.txt` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/prompts/` - `claude-wrapper.sh` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/scripts/` - `resume-wrapper.sh` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/scripts/` - `ergonomics-loop.sh` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/scripts/` - `ergonomics-cycle-prompt.md` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/docs/` - `llm-ergonomic-migration-guide.md` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/results/` ### From docs/logs/ - All `step*-debug-*.jsonl` files → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/logs/` - `ergonomics-cycle.log` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/logs/` ### From worktrees/llm-ergonomic-patch/ - `llm-ergonomics-analysis.md` → `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/results/` (copied) ## New Files Created - `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/README.md` - Comprehensive project documentation - `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/docs/retrospective-analysis.md` - Extracted from CLAUDE.md ## Changes Made ### Script Updates - Updated all paths in `ergonomics-loop.sh` to work from new location - Updated log directory path in `claude-wrapper.sh` ### Documentation Updates - Removed detailed retrospective from main `CLAUDE.md` - Added reference to the new project location in `CLAUDE.md` ## Result The ergonomic improvement loop is now a self-contained project in `docs/ergonomic-loop-project/` with: - Clear directory structure - Updated scripts that work from their new location - Comprehensive documentation - All historical logs and results preserved - Ready to be used as a template for other tool ergonomic analyses