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Project Init

项目初始化

SKILL.md

Project Init

Initialize Claude Code configuration for any project by detecting the tech stack and generating appropriate CLAUDE.md, commands, and settings.

When to use

Use this skill when setting up Claude Code in a new project for the first time, or when the user asks to "init claude", "set up claude code", or "bootstrap claude config".

Steps

  1. •

    Detect the tech stack by examining:

    • •package.json (Node.js/TypeScript/React/Next.js)
    • •go.mod (Go)
    • •Cargo.toml (Rust)
    • •pyproject.toml / requirements.txt (Python)
    • •Gemfile (Ruby)
    • •Makefile, docker-compose.yml, .editorconfig
    • •Existing CI config (.github/workflows/, .gitlab-ci.yml)
    • •Existing linters/formatters (.eslintrc, .prettierrc, rustfmt.toml, etc.)
  2. •

    Generate CLAUDE.md at project root with:

    • •Overview section describing the project
    • •Key commands (build, test, lint, format, run)
    • •Architecture overview (major directories, patterns)
    • •Conventions (formatting, naming, testing approach)
  3. •

    Generate custom commands in .claude/commands/ based on stack:

    • •Always: commit.md, review.md
    • •If tests exist: test.md (run tests intelligently)
    • •If CI exists: ci-check.md (run CI checks locally)
  4. •

    Generate stack-specific agents in .claude/agents/ based on detected tech stack:

    • •React / React Native / Expo → component-builder.md (sonnet, specializes in component patterns, hooks, styling)
    • •API / Backend (Express, Fastify, Hono, Django, Rails) → api-builder.md (sonnet, specializes in routes, middleware, validation)
    • •Database-heavy (Supabase, Firebase, Prisma, Drizzle) → schema-reviewer.md (sonnet, specializes in schema design, migrations, query patterns)
    • •Only generate agents that add stack-specific knowledge — the global agents (researcher, reviewer, implementer, test-writer, docs-writer, architect) are always available via ~/.claude/agents/
  5. •

    Ask the user to review the generated files and adjust as needed.

Guidelines

  • •Keep CLAUDE.md concise — focus on what an AI assistant needs to know
  • •Only include commands that actually work (verify executables exist)
  • •Match the project's existing style and conventions
  • •Do not overwrite existing CLAUDE.md, commands, or agents without asking
  • •Stack-specific agents should reference the project's actual libraries and patterns, not generic advice