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Initialize a gumbo directory for the current project, creating a template in ~/.gumbo and a symlink in the project repo
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| name | gumbo-init |
| description | Initialize a gumbo directory for the current project, creating a template in ~/.gumbo and a symlink in the project repo |
| allowed-tools | Bash(*/gumbo-init/scripts/init.sh:*), Read, Write, Edit |
Check if the user provided a project name (e.g. /gumbo-init myapp). If they did, pass it as the third argument to the init script. If not, omit the third argument and the script will default to the directory name.
Run the gumbo init script:
# With project name:
./scripts/init.sh ~/.gumbo "$PWD" <project-name>
# Without project name (defaults to directory name):
./scripts/init.sh ~/.gumbo "$PWD"
/add-dir ~/.gumbo
They can add it to either the current project or to their user-scoped settings (~/.claude/settings.json) if they want it available in all projects.
Report the output to the user. Do not use any other tools or do anything else.