From music-artist-os
Manage active music collaborations — producer briefs, stem exchange checklists, split tracking, status updates, and credit confirmation. Use when a musician says "I'm working with someone", "send stems", "collab status", "collaboration brief", or asks about working with producers, vocalists, or other artists.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/music-artist-os:music-collabsThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Track collaborations from first brief through delivery and credits.
Track collaborations from first brief through delivery and credits.
Read and write to ~/.claude/skills/music/artist-profile.json under active_collaborations.
gmail (send briefs/stems links), gdrive (save collaboration docs), gcal (session scheduling). Fallback: output as text.
Ask:
creative_log for recent tracksSave to active_collaborations:
{
"collaborator": "name",
"role": "producer",
"track": "track name",
"status": "in_progress",
"splits_agreed": false,
"stems_shared": false,
"deadline": "",
"notes": ""
}
BRIEF — {{track_name}}
Artist: {{artist_name}}
Track: {{track_name}}
Stage: {{what's needed}}
Tempo: {{bpm}} | Key: {{key}}
References: {{reference_tracks}}
Direction: {{what you're going for}}
Sending: {{stems/rough mix/project file}}
Format: {{wav/stems/project}}
Deadline: {{date}}
Notes: {{anything else}}
TrackName_StemName_BPM_Key.wavWhen collaboration reaches "delivered":
splits_agreed is false → "You haven't documented splits yet. Want to do that now?" → link to /music-financesSuggest: /music-finances for split sheets, /music-legal for agreements, /music-session-log to log the session, /music-releases to release the finished track.
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