init-framework

# Initialize Framework Initialize the katachi development framework directory structure in a project. ## Context **You must load the following skills before proceeding.** ### Skills - `katachi:framework-core` - Workflow principles and task management ## Process ### 1. Check Current State Check if framework is already initialized: - Does `docs/planning/` directory exist? If yes, inform the user: ``` Framework directory structure already exists. You can use these commands to create planning documents: - `/katachi:vision` - Create project vision - `/katachi:deltas` - Create the delta inventory ``` ### 2. Create Directory Structure Create the framework directories: ```bash mkdir -p docs/planning docs/feature-specs docs/feature-designs docs/feature-plans docs/architecture docs/design ``` ### 3. Create CLAUDE.md If CLAUDE.md doesn't exist, create it with this template: ```markdown # Project: [Project Name] ## Quick Context [TODO: Add 1-2 sentence description] ## Key Files - `docs/planning/VISION.md` - Project vision - `docs/planning/DELTAS.md` - Feature inventory ## Available Commands Use `/katachi:` commands to work with the framework. ## Current Focus [TODO: Update when starting a feature] ``` ### 4. Next Steps Inform the user about next steps: ``` Framework initialized! Here are the typical next steps: For new projects: 1. `/katachi:vision` - Define what you're building 2. `/katachi:deltas` - Create the delta inventory For existing projects with code: Ask the user: "This looks like an existing project with code. Would you like to run a full project retrofit? This will discover your modules, create specs, designs, decisions, and synthesize a vision document." If yes → invoke the `katachi:retrofit-project` skill (it will take over from here) If no → show individual commands: - `/katachi:retrofit-spec <path>` - Document one module - `/katachi:retrofit-design <ID>` - Create design from spec - `/katachi:retrofit-decision <topic>` - Document one decision - `/katachi:vision` - Create/synthesize vision The deltas.py script is available at: ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/deltas.py ```