artefact-logger

Log access to Claude configuration artefacts (CLAUDE.md, rules, skills, commands, agents). This skill should be invoked automatically after reading configuration files to track usage.

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Artefact Logger

Log access to Claude configuration artefacts for usage tracking.

When to Use

Invoke this skill after reading:

CLAUDE.md files
.claude/rules/** files
.claude/skills/** files
.skills/commands/** files
.claude/agents/** files (custom agents only, not internal Task tool agents)

How to Log

Run the script with required arguments:

.claude/skills/artefact-logger/scripts/log-artefact.sh "<name>" "<path>" "<type>"

Arguments

Argument	Description	Valid Values
`name`	Filename or skill/agent name	Any string
`path`	Relative path or identifier	Any path string
`type`	Artefact type	`claude_md`, `rule`, `skill`, `command`, `agent`

Examples

# Log CLAUDE.md access
.claude/skills/artefact-logger/scripts/log-artefact.sh "CLAUDE.md" "CLAUDE.md" "claude_md"

# Log rule access
.claude/skills/artefact-logger/scripts/log-artefact.sh "standard-changelog.md" ".claude/rules/packmind/standard-changelog.md" "rule"

# Log skill invocation
.claude/skills/artefact-logger/scripts/log-artefact.sh "signal-capture" "signal-capture" "skill"

Notes

Do NOT log internal Task tool agents (Explore, Plan, Bash, general-purpose, etc.)
Only log custom agents defined in .claude/agents/**
The script creates .claude/artefacts.yaml if missing
Each access is logged with an ISO 8601 timestamp

Repository: cteyton/packmind
Path: .claude/skills/artefact-logger/SKILL.md
Commit: e198635

Last updated: 5 days ago
First committed: 8 months ago

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