| name | lore-workflow:ccat-workflow-init |
| description | Onboard a target repository into the workflow conventions — docs/prd/, docs/adr/, and the AGENTS.md shim. Idempotent, a thin pointer at `lore attach --scaffold-workflow`. Use when setting up a repo to adopt the workflow skills. |
| argument-hint | ["target-repo-path"] |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
/lore-workflow:ccat-workflow-init
Onboard a target repository into the workflow conventions this plugin's skills
assume: docs/prd/, docs/adr/, and an AGENTS.md (with a CLAUDE.md shim).
One onboarding command, not a separate flow
This used to be a standalone script bundled with the workflow plugin. It no
longer is — lore (the plugin this one depends on) owns repo onboarding, and
workflow scaffolding is one flag on that single entry point:
lore attach --scaffold-workflow [target-repo-path]
Idempotent, same as before: re-running never overwrites an existing
index.md, existing ADR/PRD files, or an already-correct AGENTS.md. See
lore attach --help for the full onboarding flow (wiki attachment, scope,
consent) that this flag rides alongside.
What it scaffolds
- Migrate
CLAUDE.md → AGENTS.md — moves existing agent instructions
into AGENTS.md (the canonical per-repo guide), then replaces CLAUDE.md
with a one-line @AGENTS.md import shim so Claude Code still auto-loads it.
docs/prd/index.md — MyST toctree stub for Product Requirements
Documents, if it does not already exist.docs/adr/index.md — MyST toctree stub for Architecture Decision
Records, if it does not already exist.- Wires both into
docs/index.md, creating it with a minimal root
toctree if it does not exist.
What moved elsewhere
The permissions allowlist, the code-map SessionStart hook, and the
spawn-model PreToolUse hook (the mechanical enforcement of the
no-implicit-inherit tier rule — see
TIER-DELEGATION.md) are no longer this skill's
concern: lore's own installer wires them for every attached repo, once, so
there is nothing workflow-specific left to scaffold here.
Usage
/lore-workflow:ccat-workflow-init [target-repo-path]
Run lore attach --scaffold-workflow (targeting target-repo-path, or the
current directory if omitted) and report which files were created versus
already present, and any warning if the target is not a git repository.
