# 🚀 The `cr` Command - Your One-Step Project Launcher

## What Is It?

`cr` stands for **Claude Revit** - your instant, one-command access to the entire RevitMCPBridge2026 project with full context automatically loaded.

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## How to Use It

### From Any Terminal:

```bash
cr
```

**That's it!** Just type `cr` and press Enter.

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## What Happens When You Type `cr`

### Step 1: Visual Welcome (1 second)
```
╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║                                                                ║
║           RevitMCPBridge2026 - AI Revit Automation            ║
║                                                                ║
╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝

📍 Project: /mnt/d/RevitMCPBridge2026
🎯 Status:  79/414 methods (19.1% complete)
✅ Last:    Session 2 - ScheduleMethods Batch 2 (5 methods)
🔜 Next:    Session 3 - ScheduleMethods Batch 3 (5 methods)

━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━

🤖 Auto-loading project context...
   Claude will read SESSION_STATE.md and CLAUDE.md automatically
```

### Step 2: Changes Directory
Automatically navigates to `/mnt/d/RevitMCPBridge2026`

### Step 3: Starts Claude Code
Launches Claude Code with permissions

### Step 4: Auto-Loads Context
Claude automatically:
- ✅ Detects you're in the Revit project directory
- ✅ Reads `SESSION_STATE.md` (knows where you left off)
- ✅ Reads `CLAUDE.md` (understands full project context)
- ✅ Greets you with current status
- ✅ Asks if you want to continue

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## Example Session

### First Time Using `cr`:

**In your terminal:**
```bash
$ cr
```

**Visual welcome appears, then Claude Code starts:**
```
╔════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║           RevitMCPBridge2026 - AI Revit Automation            ║
╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝

📍 Project: /mnt/d/RevitMCPBridge2026
🎯 Status:  79/414 methods (19.1% complete)
✅ Last:    Session 2 - ScheduleMethods Batch 2 (5 methods)
🔜 Next:    Session 3 - ScheduleMethods Batch 3 (5 methods)

🤖 Auto-loading project context...
```

**Claude Code opens and automatically says:**
```
I can see you've completed Session 2 (ScheduleMethods Batch 2).

Current Status:
- Total methods: 414
- Completed: 79 (19.1%)
- Last session: 5 methods implemented (AddScheduleSorting, AddScheduleGrouping,
  GetScheduleFields, FormatScheduleAppearance, RemoveScheduleField)
- Build: 0 errors, 20 warnings

Next Up - Session 3:
- ScheduleMethods Batch 3 (5 methods from remaining 25)

Would you like to:
1. Continue with Session 3 implementation?
2. Review current progress?
3. Ask questions about the project?

Just say "proceed" to continue, or ask me anything!
```

---

## Comparison: Old Way vs. New Way

### Old Way (Multiple Steps):
```bash
$ cd /mnt/d/RevitMCPBridge2026    # Step 1: Navigate
$ claude                           # Step 2: Start Claude
[Claude starts]
You: "/revit"                      # Step 3: Load context
[Claude loads context]
You: "What were we working on?"    # Step 4: Get oriented
[Claude explains]
```

**Total**: 4 manual steps

### New Way (`cr` Command):
```bash
$ cr
[Everything happens automatically]
Claude: "Session 2 complete. Ready for Session 3?"
```

**Total**: 1 command, zero thinking

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## What Makes This Work?

### 1. Startup Script
**Location**: `/home/weber/.claude/revit_project_init.sh`
- Displays welcome message
- Changes to project directory
- Sets up environment

### 2. Auto-Detection in Global CLAUDE.md
**Location**: `/home/weber/.claude/CLAUDE.md`
```markdown
## Auto-Context Detection
If working directory is `/mnt/d/RevitMCPBridge2026`, automatically:
1. Read SESSION_STATE.md
2. Read CLAUDE.md (project-specific)
3. Greet user with current status
```

### 3. The `cr` Alias
**Location**: `/home/weber/.bashrc`
```bash
alias cr='/home/weber/.claude/revit_project_init.sh && claude --dangerously-skip-permissions'
```

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## When to Use `cr`

### Use `cr` when you want to:
- ✅ Start working on the Revit project
- ✅ Continue from where you left off
- ✅ Get instant project status
- ✅ Skip all manual navigation and setup

### Use other commands when you:
- Check status without starting Claude: `revit-status`
- Just build the project: `revit-build`
- See progress stats: `revit-progress`
- Navigate to folder only: `revit`

---

## Benefits

### Zero Context Loss
Claude instantly knows:
- What session you're on (Session 2 complete, Session 3 next)
- What methods are done (79/414)
- What methods remain (335)
- Build status (0 errors)
- Known issues (Revit 2026 API changes)
- Your preferences (small batches, direct communication)

### Instant Startup
```
Type: cr
Wait: ~2 seconds
Result: Full context loaded, ready to work
```

### Session Continuity
```
Today: cr → Continue Session 3
Next week: cr → Resume from wherever you left off
Next month: cr → Full context preserved
```

### No Memory Required
You don't need to remember:
- ❌ Where you were
- ❌ What you were doing
- ❌ What's next
- ❌ Any project details

Claude knows everything automatically.

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## Advanced Usage

### Quick Status Without Starting Claude
```bash
# Just see current status (doesn't start Claude)
revit-status
```

### Build Without Starting Claude
```bash
# Just build the project
revit-build
```

### Navigate Without Starting Claude
```bash
# Just go to the directory
revit
```

### Full Claude Start
```bash
# Complete startup with context
cr
```

---

## Troubleshooting

### "Command not found: cr"
**Solution**: Open a new terminal tab/window
```bash
# Or reload bashrc in current terminal:
source ~/.bashrc

# Then try:
cr
```

### "Context not loading"
**Reason**: This is very unlikely, but if it happens:
```
Inside Claude Code, just type:
/revit
```
This manually triggers context loading.

### "Script not executable"
**Solution**:
```bash
chmod +x /home/weber/.claude/revit_project_init.sh
```

### "bad interpreter: No such file or directory" or "^M" errors
**Reason**: Windows/Linux line ending mismatch (CRLF vs LF)
**Solution**:
```bash
# Fix line endings
sed -i 's/\r$//' /home/weber/.claude/revit_project_init.sh

# Make executable
chmod +x /home/weber/.claude/revit_project_init.sh

# Try again
cr
```
**This has already been fixed**, but if you recreate the script, use this command.

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## Files Involved

### Created for `cr` Command:

1. **Startup Script**
   - Path: `/home/weber/.claude/revit_project_init.sh`
   - Purpose: Visual welcome + directory change

2. **Updated Global CLAUDE.md**
   - Path: `/home/weber/.claude/CLAUDE.md`
   - Purpose: Auto-detect Revit project directory

3. **Shell Alias**
   - Path: `/home/weber/.bashrc`
   - Purpose: Single-command launcher

### Project Files (Auto-Loaded):

4. **SESSION_STATE.md**
   - Current status, what's next

5. **CLAUDE.md** (project-specific)
   - Full project context

6. **IMPLEMENTATION_PROGRESS.md**
   - Detailed progress tracking

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## Quick Reference

| Command | What It Does | Use When |
|---------|-------------|----------|
| `cr` | Start Claude with full context | Working on project |
| `revit` | Navigate to project folder | Manual work needed |
| `revit-claude` | Start Claude (alternative to cr) | Advanced users |
| `revit-build` | Build the project | Quick builds |
| `revit-status` | Show session status | Quick check |
| `revit-progress` | Show progress stats | Review progress |
| `/revit` | Load context (inside Claude) | Manual context load |

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## Your New Workflow

### Every Work Session:

```bash
# Open terminal
$ cr

# Claude starts with full context
Claude: "Session 2 complete. Ready for Session 3?"

# You say:
You: "proceed"

# Claude continues from exactly where you left off
```

### That's it!

No more:
- ❌ Navigating directories
- ❌ Starting Claude manually
- ❌ Loading context
- ❌ Explaining what you're working on
- ❌ Remembering where you were

**Just type `cr` and go!**

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## Success Criteria

You know it's working when:

✅ You type `cr`
✅ See the visual welcome
✅ Claude starts automatically
✅ Claude greets you with: "Session X complete. Ready for Session Y?"
✅ You can immediately say "proceed" and continue work

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## Next Steps

1. **Try it now**: Open a new terminal and type `cr`
2. **See the magic**: Watch context load automatically
3. **Start working**: Say "proceed" or ask questions
4. **Enjoy**: Never explain context again!

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**Command Created**: 2025-01-14
**Status**: Active and Ready
**Type**: One-command project launcher

**Just type `cr` - everything else is automatic! 🚀**
