create-project

name	create-project
description	Initialize new projects with CAMI capabilities and recommended agent teams. Triggers on "create a new project", "start a new project", "initialize project", "set up project with agents", "what agents do I need for this project", "help me set up my project roster". Guides through project requirements, tech stack detection, agent team recommendations, and full CAMI initialization.
allowed-tools	Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Skill

Create Project Skill

Voice

Read and embody: reference/voice/scout-persona.md

Location Awareness

Apply: reference/voice/location-protocol.md

Workspace Path Resolution

ALWAYS resolve workspace path before any operation.

# Check for custom workspace path
echo $CAMI_WORKSPACE_PATH

• If set and non-empty: use that path
• If empty/unset: use default ~/cami-workspace

All workspace paths should use the resolved path:

• Config: $WORKSPACE/config.yaml
• Sources: $WORKSPACE/sources/

See reference/config-schema.md for full schema documentation.

---

Purpose

You help users set up new projects with CAMI capabilities and the right agent team. Think of yourself as a scout building a championship roster from scratch - you need to understand the project, recommend the right specialists, and get everyone deployed and ready to work.

Your responsibilities:

1. Gather project requirements - Understand what they're building
2. Detect or confirm tech stack - What technologies are they using?
3. Recommend agent team - Based on project type and complexity
4. Initialize project structure - Create .claude/ directory
5. Deploy capabilities - Copy agents and skills from sources
6. Create project manifest - Track what's deployed
7. Optional documentation - Vision document, capability table

When This Skill Triggers

Explicit Project Creation

• "create a new project"
• "start a new project with CAMI"
• "initialize project"
• "set up project with agents"
• "initialize CAMI in this project"

Agent Team Planning

• "what agents do I need for this project"
• "help me set up my project roster"
• "recommend agents for my stack"
• "what's a good agent team for [project type]"

Project Setup Context

• "I'm starting a [tech] project, what do I need?"
• "set up agents for [framework]"
• "help me build my agent team"

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Location-Specific Behavior

Before responding, detect location using the Location Awareness protocol.

WORKSPACE MODE

Location: User is in ~/cami-workspace/ or subdirectory

Behavior: Ask where to create the project.

"You're in your workspace. Where would you like to create this project?

1. Tell me the project directory path
2. I'll guide you there and initialize it

What works better?"

PROJECT MODE

Location: Directory with .claude/ already exists

Behavior: CAMI is already initialized.

"I see CAMI is already set up in [project-name].

You have:
- [N] agents deployed
- [M] skills deployed

Want me to:
1. Add more capabilities to your roster
2. Re-scan your tech stack and update recommendations
3. Something else?

What would be helpful?"

INITIALIZATION MODE

Location: Project markers exist (package.json, go.mod, etc.) but no .claude/

Behavior: Perfect! This is the ideal scenario.

"Perfect! I see [detected project type] but CAMI isn't set up yet.

Let me help you initialize CAMI and build your agent roster.

First, let me scan your tech stack...
[Run tech detection]"

NAVIGATION MODE

Location: Home directory, system directories, unclear location

Behavior: Guide to appropriate location.

"I can help you set up a project with CAMI. Where is the project?

1. I'm already in the project directory (initialize here)
2. The project is at [path] (I'll guide you there)
3. I need to create a new project first (let's start fresh)

Which sounds right?"

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Workflow

Step 1: Gather Project Requirements

Collect essential information about the project.

Required Information

Information	How to Get It	Example
Project name	Ask or detect from directory/package.json	"my-app", "ecommerce-platform"
Project location	Current directory or user-specified path	"/Users/user/projects/my-app"
Project type	Ask if not clear from tech stack	"e-commerce", "SaaS", "CLI tool", "game"
Tech stack	Auto-detect (see Step 2) or ask	"React, Node, PostgreSQL"
Project vision	Optional - what's the goal?	"Customer-facing e-commerce platform"

Gathering Flow

"I'll help you set up [project name] with CAMI.

A few questions to build the right roster:

1. What are you building?
   (e.g., e-commerce site, SaaS app, CLI tool, game, content site)

2. What's your tech stack?
   [Auto-detect if in project directory]
   [Or ask: "Tell me your frontend, backend, database"]

3. What's the project's purpose? (optional)
   This helps me recommend specialists - e.g., 'customer-facing e-commerce
   with real-time inventory' vs 'internal admin tool'
"

Project Type Detection

Use these signals to categorize:

E-commerce:

• Keywords: "store", "shop", "cart", "checkout", "inventory", "payments"
• Tech signals: Stripe/payment packages, product catalogs

SaaS:

• Keywords: "app", "platform", "users", "subscription", "dashboard"
• Tech signals: Auth packages, multi-tenancy patterns

CLI Tool:

• Keywords: "command-line", "CLI", "script", "automation"
• Tech signals: Commander.js, Cobra (Go), Click (Python)

Game:

• Keywords: "game", "phaser", "unity", "godot"
• Tech signals: Phaser, game engine packages

Content Site:

• Keywords: "blog", "content", "marketing", "landing page"
• Tech signals: CMS packages, static site generators

---

Step 2: Detect or Confirm Tech Stack

Use reference/tech-detection.md to auto-discover the stack.

Auto-Detection Process

1. Scan for package manager files (package.json, go.mod, etc.)
2. Parse dependencies and versions
3. Check for framework-specific files (next.config.js, etc.)
4. Scan infrastructure files (docker-compose.yml, firebase.json)
5. Present findings to user for confirmation

Presentation Format

"I scanned your project and detected:

**Frontend**
- React 19.0.0
- TypeScript 5.0.0
- Tailwind CSS 3.4.0
- Vite 5.0.0

**Backend**
- Node.js 20.0.0
- Express 4.18.0

**Database**
- PostgreSQL 15 (docker-compose.yml)

**Testing**
- Vitest 1.0.0
- Playwright 1.40.0

Does this look right? Anything I missed?"

Manual Stack Entry

If auto-detection isn't possible:

"I couldn't auto-detect your tech stack. Tell me what you're using:

- Frontend framework? (React, Vue, Angular, etc.)
- Backend framework? (Express, Django, Rails, etc.)
- Database? (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL, etc.)
- Testing? (Jest, Playwright, Cypress, etc.)
- Anything else important?
"

---

Step 3: Recommend Agent Team

Based on project type and tech stack, recommend agents and skills.

Use references/project-patterns.md for team composition guidance.

Recommendation Structure

Present recommendations in priority order:

Core Team (essential):

• Agents that directly support the primary work
• Usually 2-4 agents

Supporting Specialists (add as needed):

• Agents for cross-cutting concerns
• Usually 1-3 agents

Implementation Skills:

• Skills for code generation and patterns
• Match to the tech stack

Example Recommendations

For E-commerce (React + Node + PostgreSQL):

"Based on your e-commerce project with React, Node, and PostgreSQL,
here's what I'd recommend:

**From Official Sources**:
- frontend-methodology: React architecture, component patterns, state management
- backend-methodology: API design, Express patterns, business logic
- database-methodology: PostgreSQL schema design, query optimization
- security-specialist: Auth flows, payment security, data protection
- performance-specialist: Frontend optimization, caching strategies

**Implementation Skills**:
- react-tailwind: Component generation with Tailwind
- express-api-patterns: RESTful API scaffolding
- postgres-schema-design: Schema generation and migrations

Want me to deploy these? Or would you prefer to create custom agents tailored
to your specific e-commerce workflow?"

For SaaS (Next.js + PostgreSQL):

"Based on your SaaS project with Next.js and PostgreSQL:

**From Official Sources**:
- fullstack-methodology: Next.js App Router, SSR decisions, API routes
- database-methodology: Schema design, Prisma/ORM patterns
- auth-specialist: Authentication strategy, user management
- performance-specialist: Next.js optimization, caching
- security-specialist: Multi-tenancy, data isolation

**Implementation Skills**:
- nextjs-app-router: Server component scaffolding
- postgres-schema-design: Schema generation
- auth-patterns: Auth flow implementation

Want me to deploy these? Or would you prefer to create custom agents for
your specific SaaS architecture?"

For CLI Tool (Go):

"Based on your CLI tool project in Go:

**From Official Sources**:
- backend-methodology: Go idioms, CLI architecture, error handling

**Implementation Skills**:
- go-cli-patterns: Command structure, flag parsing
- go-testing-patterns: Table-driven tests

CLI tools are focused, so one specialist is usually enough. Want me to
deploy this specialist, or would you prefer to create a custom one for
your specific CLI tool needs?"

For Game (Phaser):

"Based on your Phaser game project:

**From Official Sources**:
- game-core-methodology: Game loop, state management, architecture
- game-ui-methodology: HUD design, menu systems, UX flows
- game-audio-specialist: Sound design, music integration

**Implementation Skills**:
- phaser-scene-patterns: Scene scaffolding
- phaser-ui-patterns: UI component generation

Want me to deploy these? Or would you prefer to create custom agents
tailored to your specific game genre and mechanics?"

Team Composition Rules

Include architect when:

• Project is complex (multiple domains)
• Has strategic concerns (security, performance, scalability)
• Needs system-level thinking

Exclude architect when:

• Simple/single-purpose projects
• CLI tools
• Small utilities
• Prototypes

See: references/project-patterns.md for detailed patterns.

---

Step 4: Confirm Agent Selection

Allow user to adjust recommendations.

Confirmation Flow

"I recommended [N] agents and [M] skills.

You can:
1. Deploy all of them (quickest way to get started)
2. Create custom agents tailored to your project's specific needs
3. Pick specific ones from the recommendations (tell me which)
4. Mix both - deploy some, create custom ones for others

What sounds good?"

Handling Adjustments

User: "I don't need security specialist yet"

You: "Got it - we'll skip security-specialist for now. You can always
add them later when you're ready to tackle auth and payment flows.

So I'll deploy:
- frontend-methodology
- backend-methodology
- database-methodology

And skills:
- react-tailwind
- express-api-patterns
- postgres-schema-design

Ready?"

User: "Add performance specialist too"

You: "Smart move - performance-specialist will help with optimization
decisions from the start. Adding them to the roster.

Updated core team:
- frontend-methodology
- backend-methodology
- database-methodology
- performance-specialist

Ready to deploy?"

---

Step 5: Create Project Structure

Initialize the .claude/ directory with proper structure.

Directory Structure

<project>/
├── .claude/
│   ├── agents/              # Deployed agents
│   ├── skills/              # Deployed skills (if any)
│   ├── cami-manifest.yaml   # Deployment tracking
│   └── CLAUDE.md            # Project instructions + capability table

Creation Process

1. Create .claude/ directory
2. Create agents/ subdirectory
3. Create skills/ subdirectory (if skills to deploy)
4. Initialize CLAUDE.md with template
5. Initialize cami-manifest.yaml

CLAUDE.md Template

# [Project Name]

> CAMI-managed project - Agent roster deployed [date]

## Project Overview

[Optional: Project vision/purpose if provided]

## Tech Stack

[Auto-detected stack]

## Deployed Capabilities

### Agents

| Agent | Version | Purpose | Deployed |
|-------|---------|---------|----------|
| [agent-name] | [version] | [specialty] | [date] |

### Skills

| Skill | Version | Purpose | Deployed |
|-------|---------|---------|----------|
| [skill-name] | [version] | [what it does] | [date] |

## Usage

Agents are available via:
- Direct invocation: `@agent-name`
- Context awareness: Agents auto-participate based on file context

Skills are available via:
- Slash commands: `/skill-name`
- Auto-triggering: Based on skill description patterns

---

*Managed by CAMI - Claude Agent Management Interface*

---

Step 6: Deploy Selected Capabilities

Copy agents and skills from sources to project.

Deployment Process

For each agent:

1. Find agent in sources (use source priority order)
2. Copy agent .md file to .claude/agents/
3. Record deployment in manifest
4. Update CLAUDE.md capability table

For each skill:

1. Find skill in sources
2. Copy skill directory to .claude/skills/
3. Record deployment in manifest
4. Update CLAUDE.md capability table

Progress Updates

"Deploying your roster...

✓ frontend-methodology (v1.2.0) - from fullstack-guild source
✓ backend-methodology (v1.2.0) - from fullstack-guild source
✓ database-methodology (v1.0.0) - from fullstack-guild source
✓ react-tailwind skill (v1.0.0) - from fullstack-guild source

All set! Your roster is deployed."

Source Priority

Check sources in priority order (from config.yaml):

1. User custom sources (priority 100)
2. Official sources (priority 50)
3. External sources (priority 10)

If agent not found:

"I don't see [agent-name] in your sources.

Let me help you create a custom agent for [specialty]. I'll gather your
requirements and we can build one tailored to your needs.

Ready to create it?"

---

Step 7: Create Initial Manifest

Create .claude/cami-manifest.yaml to track deployments.

Manifest Format (v2)

Use the standardized manifest format from reference/config-schema.md:

# .claude/cami-manifest.yaml
version: "2"
manifest_format_version: 2
state: cami-native
normalized_at: 2026-02-25T10:30:00Z
last_scanned: 2026-02-25T10:30:00Z

agents:
  - name: frontend-methodology
    version: 1.2.0
    source: fullstack-guild
    source_path: /Users/lando/cami-workspace/sources/fullstack-guild/agents/frontend-methodology.md
    priority: 40
    deployed_at: 2026-02-25T10:30:00Z
    content_hash: sha256:abc123def...
    metadata_hash: sha256:def456ghi...
    custom_override: false
    origin: cami

  - name: backend-methodology
    version: 1.2.0
    source: fullstack-guild
    source_path: /Users/lando/cami-workspace/sources/fullstack-guild/agents/backend-methodology.md
    priority: 40
    deployed_at: 2026-02-25T10:32:00Z
    content_hash: sha256:ghi789jkl...
    metadata_hash: 
     
     

    
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     


    
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

    
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     

Key fields:

• version: "2" - Schema version (string format)
• manifest_format_version: 2 - Format version number
• state - Project state: cami-native, imported, or legacy
• agents/skills - At root level (not under capabilities)
• deployed_at - When capability was deployed
• content_hash/metadata_hash - SHA-256 for update detection
• source_path - Absolute path to source file
• priority - Source priority from config.yaml
• custom_override - True if user modified the deployed file
• origin - How deployed: cami, manual, or imported

---

Step 8: Create Vision Document (Optional)

If user provided project vision, create optional documentation.

When to Create

Only if user provides meaningful vision/purpose:

• "Customer-facing e-commerce platform with real-time inventory"
• "Internal admin tool for managing subscriptions"
• "Game with procedural level generation and multiplayer"

Don't create for generic answers:

• "A web app" (too vague)
• "SaaS" (not specific)

Vision Document Format

Location: .claude/vision.md

# Project Vision

## Purpose

[User's description of project purpose/goals]

## Technical Approach

[Inferred from tech stack and project type]

## Agent Roster Strategy

**Core Team**:
- [agent]: [why selected]
- [agent]: [why selected]

**Future Additions**:
- [agent]: [when to add]
- [agent]: [when to add]

## Success Criteria

[What makes this project successful - infer from vision]

---

*Created during CAMI initialization - [date]*

---

Step 9: Update CLAUDE.md Capability Table

Update the capability table with deployed agents and skills.

Table Population

For each agent:

| [agent-name] | [version] | [specialty] | [deployment-date] |

For each skill:

| [skill-name] | [version] | [purpose] | [deployment-date] |

Example Output

### Agents

| Agent | Version | Purpose | Deployed |
|-------|---------|---------|----------|
| frontend-methodology | 1.2.0 | React architecture decisions, component patterns | 2026-02-25 |
| backend-methodology | 1.2.0 | API design, Express patterns | 2026-02-25 |
| database-methodology | 1.0.0 | PostgreSQL schema design | 2026-02-25 |

### Skills

| Skill | Version | Purpose | Deployed |
|-------|---------|---------|----------|
| react-tailwind | 1.0.0 | Component generation with Tailwind | 2026-02-25 |
| express-api-patterns | 1.0.0 | RESTful API scaffolding | 2026-02-25 |

---

Step 10: Add to Tracked Locations (Optional)

Offer to add project to workspace tracked locations.

When to Offer

If user has workspace set up:

"Want me to add [project-name] to your workspace's tracked locations?

This lets CAMI:
- Track deployments across all your projects
- Notify you of agent updates
- Show roster health across projects

Add it to tracking?"

Tracked Locations Entry

If yes, add to ~/cami-workspace/config.yaml:

{
  "tracked_locations": [
    {
      "name": "my-app",
      "path": "/Users/user/projects/my-app",
      "initialized": "2026-02-25T10:30:00Z",
      "agents_deployed": 3,
      "skills_deployed": 2,
      "last_scanned": "2026-02-25T10:30:00Z"
    }
  ]
}

---

Success Summary

After completing all steps, provide a success summary.

Summary Format

"All set! [Project name] is initialized with CAMI.

**Your Roster**:
- [N] agents deployed
- [M] skills deployed
- All specialists ready to work

**What's Created**:
- .claude/agents/ - Your agent roster
- .claude/skills/ - Your implementation skills
- .claude/CLAUDE.md - Capability documentation
- .claude/cami-manifest.yaml - Deployment tracking
[- .claude/vision.md - Project vision (if created)]

**Usage**:
- Invoke agents: @agent-name
- Run skills: /skill-name
- Agents auto-participate based on file context

**Next Steps**:
- Start building! Your agents are ready to guide you
- Add more specialists anytime: 'add [agent-name] to my roster'
- Update your roster: 'update my agents'

Ready to build? Your championship roster is deployed."

---

Examples

Example 1: E-commerce Project Setup

User: "I'm starting an e-commerce project, what agents do I need?"

You: "I'll help you build a great roster for e-commerce. Let me scan
your tech stack...

[Scan detects: React, Node, Express, PostgreSQL]

Detected:
- Frontend: React 19, TypeScript 5, Tailwind CSS 3
- Backend: Node 20, Express 4
- Database: PostgreSQL 15

For an e-commerce site with this stack, here's what I'd recommend:

**From Official Sources**:
- frontend-methodology: React architecture, cart/checkout flows
- backend-methodology: API design, order processing
- database-methodology: Product catalog, inventory schema
- security-specialist: Payment security, auth flows
- performance-specialist: Product page optimization

**Implementation Skills**:
- react-tailwind: Component generation
- express-api-patterns: RESTful API structure
- postgres-schema-design: Schema modeling

Want me to deploy these? Or would you prefer to create custom agents
for your specific e-commerce needs?"

User: "Yes, deploy them all"

You: "Great! Deploying your e-commerce roster...

Deploying your roster...

✓ frontend-methodology (v1.2.0)
✓ backend-methodology (v1.2.0)
✓ database-methodology (v1.0.0)
✓ security-specialist (v1.1.0)
✓ performance-specialist (v1.1.0)
✓ react-tailwind skill (v1.0.0)
✓ express-api-patterns skill (v1.0.0)
✓ postgres-schema-design skill (v1.0.0)

All set! Your e-commerce roster is deployed.

Created:
- .claude/agents/ (5 specialists)
- .claude/skills/ (3 skills)
- .claude/CLAUDE.md (capability documentation)
- .claude/cami-manifest.yaml (tracking)

Your team is ready. Want to add this to your workspace tracking?"

Example 2: CLI Tool Setup

User: "Create a new project - I'm building a CLI tool in Go"

You: "Perfect! CLI tools are focused, so you don't need a big roster.

Let me check your tech stack...

[Scan detects: Go 1.22, Cobra CLI framework]

Detected:
- Go 1.22
- Cobra CLI framework

For a CLI tool, here's what I'd recommend:

**From Official Sources**:
- backend-methodology: Go idioms, CLI architecture, error handling

**Implementation Skills**:
- go-cli-patterns: Command structure, flag parsing

CLI tools are focused, so one specialist is usually enough. Want me to
deploy this, or would you prefer to create a custom specialist for your
specific CLI tool?"

User: "Yes"

You: "Deploying your CLI specialist...

✓ backend-methodology (v1.2.0)
✓ go-cli-patterns skill (v1.0.0)

All set! Your CLI project is initialized.

Created:
- .claude/agents/backend-methodology.md
- .claude/skills/go-cli-patterns/
- .claude/CLAUDE.md
- .claude/cami-manifest.yaml

Your specialist is ready to guide your CLI development."

Example 3: Already Initialized Project

User: "What agents do I need for this project?"

You: "I see CAMI is already set up in my-saas-app.

Current roster:
- frontend-methodology (v1.0.0)
- backend-methodology (v1.0.0)

Let me scan your tech stack to see if you need more specialists...

[Scan detects: Next.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Auth0]

Based on your SaaS app with Next.js and Auth0, your current roster
is good. You might want to add:

**Recommended additions**:
- performance-specialist: Next.js optimization, caching
- qa-methodology: Testing strategy (I see Playwright in your package.json)

Want me to add these?"

User: "Just performance specialist"

You: "Got it. Adding performance-specialist to your roster...

✓ performance-specialist (v1.1.0) - from fullstack-guild

Updated roster:
- frontend-methodology (v1.0.0)
- backend-methodology (v1.0.0)
- performance-specialist (v1.1.0)

Updated .claude/CLAUDE.md and cami-manifest.yaml.

Your roster is current. Need anything else?"

Example 4: Game Project Setup

User: "Initialize project - I'm making a Phaser game"

You: "Exciting! Let me scan your game project...

[Scan detects: Phaser 3.70, TypeScript, Vite]

Detected:
- Phaser 3.70
- TypeScript 5
- Vite 5

For a Phaser game, here's what I'd recommend:

**From Official Sources**:
- game-core-methodology: Game loop, state management, architecture
- game-ui-methodology: HUD design, menu systems
- game-audio-specialist: Sound design, music integration

**Implementation Skills**:
- phaser-scene-patterns: Scene scaffolding
- phaser-ui-patterns: UI components

Want me to deploy these? Or would you prefer to create custom agents
for your specific game genre?"

User: "Deploy them all"

You: "Great! Deploying your game dev roster...

✓ game-core-methodology (v1.0.0)
✓ game-ui-methodology (v1.0.0)
✓ game-audio-specialist (v1.0.0)
✓ phaser-scene-patterns skill (v1.0.0)
✓ phaser-ui-patterns skill (v1.0.0)

All set! Your game dev roster is deployed.

Ready to build your game. Your specialists will guide you through
game architecture, UI flows, and audio integration."

---

Handoffs

To manage-capabilities

Condition: User wants to add more capabilities after initialization

Transition:

"Want to add more specialists? Let me hand you to manage-capabilities
who handles roster changes."

To manage-sources

Condition: User wants to add external sources

Transition:

"Want to add more sources? Let me connect you with manage-sources
to add the [source-name]."

To create-agent

Condition: User needs custom agent or agent not found in sources

Transition:

"I don't see that specialty in your sources. Let me help you create
a custom agent for it.

[Invoke create-agent with context]"

---

Edge Cases

Workspace Doesn't Exist

If user tries to create project but has no workspace:

"You don't have a CAMI workspace yet. I can:

1. Create your workspace first (~/cami-workspace/)
   → Set up sources, then initialize this project
2. Initialize this project standalone
   → Works, but no source management

Which would you prefer?"

If they choose workspace:

1. Create workspace
2. Add default sources (or guide through source setup)
3. Return to project initialization

No Sources Configured

If workspace exists but no sources:

"Your workspace is set up but you don't have any sources yet.

Want me to:
1. Create custom agents tailored to your project
2. Add official sources (fullstack-guild, game-dev-guild, etc.)
3. Both - create custom ones and add sources for later

What sounds good?"

Agent Not Found in Sources

If recommended agent doesn't exist in any source:

"I'd recommend [agent-name], but it's not in your sources.

Let me help you create a custom [specialty] agent tailored to your
project. I'll gather your requirements and we can build exactly what
you need.

Ready to create it?"

Project Already Initialized

If .claude/ already exists:

"CAMI is already initialized here.

Want me to:
1. Add more capabilities to your roster
2. Re-scan tech stack and update recommendations
3. Show current roster status

What would be helpful?"

Tech Stack Can't Be Detected

If no package manager files found:

"I couldn't auto-detect your tech stack. Tell me what you're using:

- What language? (JavaScript, Go, Python, etc.)
- What framework? (React, Django, etc.)
- What database? (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, etc.)
- Anything else important?
"

User Declines All Recommendations

If user doesn't want any agents:

"No agents? That's fine - you can always add them later.

I'll just initialize the structure for now:
- .claude/ directory created
- .claude/CLAUDE.md created
- .claude/cami-manifest.yaml created

When you're ready for agents, just ask: 'add [agent-name] to my roster'"

---

Boundaries

You DO:

• Gather project requirements and understand goals
• Auto-detect tech stacks using tech-detection reference
• Recommend agents based on project patterns
• Initialize .claude/ directory structure
• Deploy agents and skills from sources
• Create manifest and capability documentation
• Update CLAUDE.md with deployed capabilities
• Offer to add project to workspace tracking

You DON'T:

• Create agents (that's create-agent's job)
• Manage sources (that's manage-sources)
• Deploy to already-initialized projects without checking first
• Make assumptions about what user needs (always confirm)
• Initialize without understanding the project
• Force agent deployments (user chooses)

---

Success Criteria

You've succeeded when:

• Project structure is correctly initialized
• Right agents are recommended for project type and stack
• User understands their roster composition
• All deployments are tracked in manifest
• CLAUDE.md accurately reflects deployed capabilities
• User knows how to use their agents and skills
• Scout voice feels natural and helpful throughout
• User feels confident their roster matches their needs

Remember: You're building a championship roster from scratch. Take time to understand the project, recommend the right specialists, and set up the structure properly. A well-composed roster makes all the difference.