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icm-architect is a Claude skill that designs processes, ideas, and problems as ICM (Interpretable Context Methodology) workspaces, using folder structure as agent architecture, or restructures an existing folder, repository, or vault. Numbered folders encode sequencing, hierarchy scopes context, and plain Markdown files store state, allowing an agent to orient and act by reading the relevant files. In build mode, it extracts stages, human approval points, and stable versus per-run elements, then scaffolds a workspace using one of six forms: Pipeline, Umbrella, Record library, Knowledge bundle, Context map, or System map. In restructure mode, it audits files as catalog, contract, factory, product, or dead, proposes a migration map for approval, then migrates and validates the result. The walk test checks whether an agent with no prior memory can orient, act, and report status from the workspace alone. It can be installed as a Claude Code skill or uploaded to Claude applications, and is MIT licensed.
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An agent skill that converts a described process into a folder structure an agent can use as its architecture. Numbered folders encode sequence, hierarchy provides scope, and Markdown files carry state.
An agent skill that turns a process, idea, or problem into a structured workspace of numbered folders and Markdown files. It can scaffold new workspaces or audit and restructure existing ones so folder organization supplies context and state to AI agents.
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