aiwg-regenerate

namespace	aiwg
name	aiwg-regenerate
platforms	["all"]
kernel	true
description	Select and execute the canonical refresh, existing-project extraction, or legacy AIWG context regeneration branch
script	{"entrypoint":"run.sh","runtime":"bash","cwd":"project-root","argsHint":"[--workspace|--existing-project|--full-inject] [--provider <name>] [--dry-run|--apply] [--force]"}

Regenerate Context — Branch Selector

The CLI is the deterministic source of truth for context regeneration. The selector is intentionally intelligent: an unqualified aiwg-regenerate invocation routes an established, not-yet-extracted repository through preview and transactional adoption; fresh or already-adopted projects route to the canonical refresh. Do not make users choose a branch unless they want to override that decision.

Select and load exactly one linked branch before execution:

• Canonical workspace graph — default refresh for new and already-migrated projects.
• Existing-project extraction — transactional adoption of stable project metadata and provider context into the canonical graph; preview is the default and --apply is explicit.
• Legacy full injection — compatibility branch; embeds normalized AIWG context inside the provider startup file.

Commands

# Intelligent default (recommended user surface)
aiwg run skill aiwg-regenerate

# Canonical default
aiwg regenerate --workspace [--provider <name>] [--dry-run] [--force]

# Existing-project transactional adoption
aiwg regenerate --existing-project [--provider <name>] [--dry-run|--apply]

# Legacy compatibility
aiwg regenerate --full-inject [--provider <name>] [--dry-run]

--legacy aliases --full-inject. The CLI rejects conflicting branches, unknown options, and missing provider values with usage status.

--existing-project rejects --force and all --no-*-md partial-write flags. It refuses possible credentials and ambiguous directive conflicts, previews the exact extracted block and transaction targets, and prints the rollback command after apply.

Explicit branch flags always win. Without one, the executable selector checks for stable project signals (package.json, common language manifests, or a README) and the project-extraction marker. A first-time established project is previewed and then applied; an already-extracted or fresh project uses --workspace. Passing only --dry-run keeps inferred adoption read-only.

Supported shared controls are --dry-run, --provider <name>, --force, --no-aiwg-md, --no-agents-md, and --no-workspace-md. The last option is implicit in legacy mode.

Execution Contract

1. For an established project, preview the selected branch first.
2. Preserve operator-authored content outside managed regions.
3. Never copy possible credentials into generated context.
4. Execute with aiwg run skill aiwg-regenerate -- <flags> when the provider supports executable skills, or run the equivalent aiwg regenerate command.
5. Report the selected branch, provider, changed targets, backups, warnings, validation result, and rollback path.

Use aiwg refresh instead when frameworks, agents, skills, rules, commands, or provider deployments also need to be updated.