start-project

name	start-project
description	Start a new project — creates a page and offers a data-source handoff

Start Project

Create a project page and offer to wire up external data sources for it.

Arguments

$ARGUMENTS — project title (e.g., "Personal finances", "Housing search", "Home expenses")

Behavior

1. Create the project page via Bash:

   rubber-ducky --json page create project "$ARGUMENTS"
   

   Capture the slug from the JSON response (path ends in <slug>.md).

2. Seed the ## Description section. Suggest a one-line description based on the title (e.g., for "Personal finances" → "Track spending, accounts, and monthly review."). Ask the user to accept or edit. Write the chosen line into the page body using the Edit tool — replace the empty section under ## Description with the line.

3. Offer the data-source handoff. Ask once: "Want to wire up data sources for this project now, or come back to it later?"

   • Now → tell the user: "Run /add-data-source <slug> next." Don't invoke it inline — it's a separate skill with its own elicitation flow.
   • Later / no → exit silently. The project page exists and is complete-enough.

Output

• New project page at wiki/projects/<slug>.md with a seeded description.
• A short next-step line for the user when they opted in to data sourcing.

Tone

Lightweight. This skill's only job is page creation plus a clean handoff. Save the conversational depth for /add-data-source.