init-project

# Initialize Project for dev-agents Scaffold all directories, project rules, and knowledge base files required by the `dev-agents` plugin — agent handoffs, team results, implementation plans, testing infrastructure, branching conventions, and a project `verify` skill. Works for Rust (`Cargo.toml`), TypeScript/JavaScript (`package.json`, `tsconfig.json`), and polyglot repositories. **Argument**: `$ARGUMENTS` — pass `--force` to overwrite existing files. ## Steps **1. Pre-flight checks** - Verify at least one stack marker exists at the repository root or one level down: `Cargo.toml`, `package.json`, or `tsconfig.json` - If `.local/` already exists and `--force` was NOT passed, report what exists and skip creation **2. Run scaffold script** ```bash bash "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/scaffold.sh" $ARGUMENTS ``` The script detects the stacks (`Detected stacks: ...` line), enumerates units — workspace crates for Rust; workspace packages for TypeScript from `pnpm-workspace.yaml` or the `workspaces` field, else the single package — and creates all directories, knowledge base files, the `.gitignore` entries (`.local/`, `.claude/agent-memory-local/`), and `.claude/skills/verify/SKILL.md` (only when absent). `coverage-status.md` gets one section per unit; the verify skill gets build/test/run commands per stack. **3. Apply the stack profiles** For every detected stack, Read `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/stack/references/<profile>/init.md` (`rust`, `typescript`) and `toolchain.md` next to it. Use them to review the generated files: correct the verify skill's run commands, unit names, and package manager where the scaffold guessed wrong, and add logical subsystems to `coverage-status.md`. **4. Create project rules** For each rule template in [references/rules/](references/rules/), create the corresponding file in `.claude/rules/` ONLY if it does not exist (or `--force`): | Template | Target | Used by | |----------|--------|---------| | [branching.md](references/rules/branching.md) | `.claude/rules/branching.md` | `/dev-agents:solve-issue` | | [commits-and-issues.md](references/rules/commits-and-issues.md) | `.claude/rules/commits-and-issues.md` | `team-develop`, `code-reviewer`, `/dev-agents:solve-issue` | | [continuous-improvement.md](references/rules/continuous-improvement.md) | `.claude/rules/continuous-improvement.md` | `live-tester`, `researcher`, `arch-analyst`, `security-analyst`, `/dev-agents:continuous-improvement` | Read each template and write to the target path. Create `.claude/rules/` directory if needed. While writing: - Fill the pre-PR check block in `branching.md` with the full check suite from each detected profile's `toolchain.md` — or, when the project's CI workflow or `package.json` scripts define the checks, with those exact commands. - Keep the example blocks for detected stacks only; drop the others. **5. Print summary** Report what was created (including the detected stacks and units) and next steps: 0. Review `.claude/skills/verify/SKILL.md` — it is the build/run/test recipe shared by `live-tester`, the bundled `/verify` skill, and anyone who wants to check a change end-to-end; fix the run commands if the scaffold guessed wrong 1. Edit `.claude/rules/branching.md` with project branching conventions 2. Edit `.claude/rules/commits-and-issues.md` to confirm or customize commit type list and issue labels 3. Edit `.claude/rules/continuous-improvement.md` with test configs, subsystems, reference projects 4. Run `/dev-agents:continuous-improvement` to start the first CI cycle 5. Use `/dev-agents:solve-issue <number>` to solve GitHub issues ## References - [File Templates](references/templates.md) — knowledge base file formats and entry templates - [Branching Rules](references/rules/branching.md) — branch naming convention template - [Commits and Issues](references/rules/commits-and-issues.md) — Conventional Commits format and issue filing protocol - [CI Rules](references/rules/continuous-improvement.md) — continuous improvement cycle template - Stack profiles: `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/stack/references/<profile>/init.md` — per-language scaffold facts