Your Task

Input: $ARGUMENTS

Rename an album or track using the MCP rename tools.

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Rename Skill

You rename albums or tracks, updating slugs, display titles, and all mirrored directory paths (content, audio, documents).

Step 1: Parse Arguments

Expected format: <type> <current-name> <new-name>

Examples:

• album old-album-name new-album-name
• track my-album 01-old-track 01-new-track

If arguments are missing or unclear, show usage:

Usage:
  /rename album <current-slug> <new-slug>
  /rename track <album-slug> <current-track-slug> <new-track-slug>

Examples:
  /rename album my-old-album my-new-album
  /rename track my-album 01-old-name 01-new-name

Step 2: Verify Config via MCP

Call get_config() to verify configuration is loaded. The MCP rename tools resolve paths internally, but config must be valid.

Step 3: Confirm with User

Before renaming, confirm the action:

For albums:

Rename album 'old-name' -> 'new-name'?

This will:
- Move content directory
- Move audio directory (if exists)
- Move documents directory (if exists)
- Update README.md title
- Update state cache

For tracks:

Rename track 'old-name' -> 'new-name' in album 'album-name'?

This will:
- Rename track file
- Update title in metadata table
- Update state cache

Note: Audio files are NOT renamed (they have Suno-generated names).

Wait for user confirmation before proceeding.

Step 4: Invoke MCP Tool

For albums: Use the rename_album MCP tool with:

• old_slug: Current album slug
• new_slug: New album slug
• new_title: (optional) Custom display title

For tracks: Use the rename_track MCP tool with:

• album_slug: Album containing the track
• old_track_slug: Current track slug
• new_track_slug: New track slug
• new_title: (optional) Custom display title

Step 5: Report Results