Init
A workshop for accumulating build-taste across projects. Cross-tool dev brain (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini).
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Initialize a Moradin workshop in the current directory. Run once per instance.
SKILL.md
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moradin:init
Use this skill to set up a fresh Moradin workshop. Typically run once per instance, right after cloning the template.
When invoked
/moradin:init
The operator just cloned the template (or used "Use this template" on GitHub). This skill walks them through first-time setup.
What you do
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Verify structure. Check that
memory/{principles,patterns,references,lessons}/,projects/,templates/,examples/exist. If any are missing, create them. -
Initialize indexes. Run
python scripts/refresh_indexes.pyto create empty_INDEX.mdfiles. -
Ask the operator:
- "Do you have an existing project you want Moradin to help build? If yes, tell me its name and where it lives."
- "If yes, I'll create
projects/<name>/state.mdand link it."
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Optional first content.
- "Want to capture your first principle? (universal rules that apply to any project)"
- If yes, walk through writing one to
memory/principles/usingtemplates/principle.template.md.
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Summarize what's set up. List the directories, the first project slot if created, the first principle if any.
Don't
- Don't pre-fill memory with content. Moradin starts empty. The operator fills it.
- Don't write to GodTech or any other target project during init.
- Don't auto-tag the first principle without asking the operator to confirm tags.
Output
- Updated
_INDEX.mdfiles (empty initially) - Optional
projects/<name>/state.mdif operator gave a project - Optional
memory/principles/<first>.mdif operator gave a principle
What ships with it
Read from the repository
Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.