diff --git a/chezmoi/.chezmoitemplates/memsearch_config.toml b/chezmoi/.chezmoitemplates/memsearch_config.toml
index e21aec72..3df5a725 100644
--- a/chezmoi/.chezmoitemplates/memsearch_config.toml
+++ b/chezmoi/.chezmoitemplates/memsearch_config.toml
@@ -4,9 +4,6 @@ provider = "onnx"
 [reranker]
 model = "Alibaba-NLP/gte-reranker-modernbert-base"
 
-[plugins.claude-code.project_review]
-enabled = true
-
 [plugins.claude-code.user_profile]
 enabled = true
 output_file = "~/.memsearch/USER.md"
@@ -14,9 +11,6 @@ output_file = "~/.memsearch/USER.md"
 [plugins.claude-code.memory_to_skill]
 enabled = true
 
-[plugins.opencode.project_review]
-enabled = true
-
 [plugins.opencode.user_profile]
 enabled = true
 output_file = "~/.memsearch/USER.md"
diff --git a/chezmoi/private_dot_agents/skills/okf/hooks/executable_okf-wiki-maintenance.sh b/chezmoi/private_dot_agents/skills/okf/hooks/executable_okf-wiki-maintenance.sh
index 1cda6215..b90c7e5a 100755
--- a/chezmoi/private_dot_agents/skills/okf/hooks/executable_okf-wiki-maintenance.sh
+++ b/chezmoi/private_dot_agents/skills/okf/hooks/executable_okf-wiki-maintenance.sh
@@ -51,7 +51,6 @@ fi
 prompt="$(
   printf 'Wiki directory: %s\n' "${WIKI_DIR}"
   [ -f "${MEMSEARCH_DIR}/USER.md" ] && printf 'User profile: %s\n' "${MEMSEARCH_DIR}/USER.md"
-  [ -f "${MEMSEARCH_DIR}/PROJECT.md" ] && printf 'Project review: %s\n' "${MEMSEARCH_DIR}/PROJECT.md"
   printf 'Recent memory:\n%s\n' "${recent_memories}"
 )"
 if printf '%s' "${prompt}" | claude -p \
diff --git a/chezmoi/private_dot_agents/skills/okf/hooks/okf-wiki-review.txt b/chezmoi/private_dot_agents/skills/okf/hooks/okf-wiki-review.txt
index 180004b8..b0063b61 100644
--- a/chezmoi/private_dot_agents/skills/okf/hooks/okf-wiki-review.txt
+++ b/chezmoi/private_dot_agents/skills/okf/hooks/okf-wiki-review.txt
@@ -1,16 +1,15 @@
 You are maintaining a personal OKF (Open Knowledge Format) wiki.
 
 You will receive recently-changed memsearch memory files (markdown logs of past coding sessions)
-and, when listed, memsearch-synthesized PROJECT.md (project review) and USER.md (user profile) as
-additional context. Treat synthesized summaries as primary; use raw memory files for detail not
-captured there.
+and, when listed, memsearch-synthesized USER.md (user profile) as additional context. Treat
+synthesized summaries as primary; use raw memory files for detail not captured there.
 
 Step 1 — invoke the `okf` skill. It defines the bundle layout, frontmatter rules, and the exact
 steps for adding, updating, and linking concepts. Follow it exactly for any edits you make.
 
 Step 2 — read `<wiki>/index.md` to understand the bundle's current structure.
 
-Step 3 — read the files listed under "Recent memory:" in the user message, plus any user profile and project review files listed.
+Step 3 — read the files listed under "Recent memory:" in the user message, plus any user profile file listed.
 
 Step 4 — extract every distinct topic worth capturing from the memory files. For each topic ask:
 - How something works — tools, systems, integrations, flags, invocation patterns
@@ -27,7 +26,7 @@ Step 5 — for each topic identified in Step 4, apply the skill's **maintain** m
 all topics before finishing — do not stop after the first document. Process every topic.
 
 Constraints:
-- Do not touch memsearch-owned files (PROJECT.md, USER.md, memory .md files) — read-only to you.
+- Do not touch memsearch-owned files (USER.md, memory .md files) — read-only to you.
 - Do not ask questions. This runs unattended.
 - When updating log.md: check if today's date section already exists and append entries to it —
   do not create a new section for the same date. One section per calendar date.