Project Initialization FAQs

Question 1

What core directories are created during the setup?

Accepted Answer

The skill primarily scaffolds docs/specs/ for approved, permanent documentation and docs/changes/ for active proposals and task breakdowns, ensuring a clean separation between current requirements and work-in-progress.

Question 2

How does this skill improve my AI-assisted coding workflow?

Accepted Answer

By establishing a clear 'source of truth' for specifications and a staging area for proposed changes, it provides Claude Code with a structured environment to track requirements, propose deltas, and maintain long-term project alignment.

Question 3

When should I use this skill instead of project-migrate?

Accepted Answer

Use Project Initialization for brand-new projects or existing codebases that have no current documentation. If your project already contains a docs/ directory with markdown files, use the project-migrate skill to preserve your git history and update links correctly.

Question 4

Is it safe to run this skill multiple times on the same project?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The initialization script is idempotent, which means it is designed to be safe for repeated execution. It will detect existing structures and only create missing components without overwriting or deleting your existing data.

Question 5

What does the Project Initialization skill do?

Accepted Answer

This skill automates the creation of a standardized directory structure—specifically the docs/specs and docs/changes folders—along with configuration files required for a professional spec-driven development workflow within Claude Code.

Project Initialization

Project Initialization

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主要功能

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