twg-space-creation

name	twg-space-creation
description	Create, design, bootstrap, or clone a whole Confluence space for any domain from a brief, existing space, repository evidence, or another source. Use for space creation or structure adaptation, not individual edits.
metadata	{"spaceCreation":{"existingSpaceAdaptation":"same-site","spaceInstructions":"best-effort"}}

twg-space-creation

Use with root twg. Turn a source into an approved information architecture and Confluence mix, then create and verify it. twg-confluence owns content semantics and write safety; live help owns mutation grammar.

CLI launcher fallback

Run twg <command>. On shell command not found, use $HOME/.local/bin/twg (macOS/Linux) / $env:LOCALAPPDATA\Programs\twg\bin\twg.exe (PowerShell), then tell user to add that directory to PATH. Do not treat auth or command errors as PATH failures.

Guiding principle

Build a navigable space, not an object quota. Favor useful hubs, ask only material questions, and show cost before substantial work.

Workflow

1. Resolve. Infer target, source, purpose, audiences, and workflows. Existing spaces are same-site only; reject mismatches before source reads or writes.
2. Configure. Load references/proposal-flow.md. Ask one compact batch only for missing identity/access, scale/richness, truth-boundary, or plan/build choices.
3. Gather evidence. For a repository, load references/repo-discovery.md; for an existing space, inspect its tree, instructions, and a bounded body sample.
4. Design. Load references/blueprints.md and references/page-archetypes.md. Present the tree, node jobs, companions, type counts, body modes/sources, instructions, exclusions, and a representative vertical slice.
5. Approve. A precise request that already authorizes the displayed scope may proceed. Otherwise require create/refine/cancel confirmation. Always confirm a large, ambiguous, private, or synthetic build. Approval bounds the build; it does not authorize archive, delete, overwrite, or public links.
6. Create in stages. Load references/twg-confluence-space.md. Ledger the build; set/read instructions when supported; verify one branch and one of every selected type. Expand only families matching the approved semantics.
7. Verify and hand off. Reconcile hierarchy, bodies, every structured/visual artifact, and supported instructions. Report URLs, counts, gaps, omitted instructions, and truncated verification.

Composition rules

• Use folders only for navigation, pages/live docs for narrative and decisions, databases for recurring structured work, whiteboards for spatial understanding. Keep time-based publishing outside space creation.
• Give each database or whiteboard an owning page; add a type only for a clear job.
• Scaffolds may use prompts, layouts, tables, and templates, but must not invent owners, decisions, dates, metrics, customer evidence, or system behavior.
• Adapt source material for its audience; choose a canonical link, synthesis, faithful import, or attachment rather than dumping a repository.
• Load twg confluence content body-formats just in time for every selected authoring format. This skill never restates raw HTML, CSV, SVG, or ADF rules.

Stop conditions

Stop before writes for unresolved sites/sources, cross-site adaptation, material scope ambiguity, or proposal-only requests. Missing instructions support does not stop creation. Stop expansion on slice mismatch; never replace an unresolved parent with the space root.

References

• references/proposal-flow.md — intake, space contract, approval, instructions. Load every run.
• references/blueprints.md — workflow-first starting shapes and scale choices.
• references/page-archetypes.md — rich composition by page purpose.
• references/repo-discovery.md — repository evidence without repo-shaped IA.
• references/twg-confluence-space.md — stable creation and verification flow.

Body-format syntax belongs exclusively to live body-formats guidance.