Project bootstrap
Skill jukrap/ai-agent-playbook/skills/project/project-bootstrap
Reusable AI agent skills, project templates, and guardrails for safer software maintenance and delivery.
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Use when starting a new project, inheriting an existing repository, or setting up agent-facing project memory, a thin root agent bootstrap, and playbook docs.
SKILL.md
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Project Bootstrap
Create only the project memory and root instructions that the repository can actually use.
Workflow
- Inspect repository structure, git state, README, agent instructions, build config, scripts, and existing docs before proposing files.
- Classify the project shape: new, inherited, legacy, API-heavy, UI-heavy, mobile, multi-repo, documentation-only, or mixed.
- Decide whether
.ai-agent-playbook/should be committed or local-only, then record that policy before writing private notes. - Adapt a thin root
AGENTS.mdfromtemplates/agents/globaland project memory templates fromtemplates/project-playbook. - Create only the maps, runbooks, decisions, plans, guides, and worklog structure the project needs now.
- Keep project-specific facts in project docs, not installable skills.
- Scrub personal paths, private names, credentials, internal URLs, and machine-specific setup from committed docs.
Reference
Read references/bootstrap-checklist.md when generating or reviewing a project bootstrap plan.
What ships with it: 2 files
3.1 KB alongside SKILL.md
agents/
- openai.yaml229 B
references/
- bootstrap-checklist.md2.9 KB