AgentSkillsCN

project-init

以恰当的结构、详尽的文档以及 Claude 配置初始化新项目。适用于创建任何新项目、仓库、模块或重要组件时使用。

SKILL.md
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name: project-init
description: |
  Initialize new projects with proper structure, documentation, and Claude
  configuration. Activates when creating any new project, repository,
  module, or significant component.

Project Initialization Skill

Core Principle

Every project starts with a clear architectural foundation. The initial structure determines the trajectory of all future work. Get the foundation right, and everything built on it will be sound.

Initialization Protocol

Phase 0: Research

Before creating any files — research is mandatory:

  • Research current best practices for this project type using Tier 1 and Tier 2 sources
  • Find canonical project structures and tooling choices in authoritative repositories
  • Identify what toolchain is current and well-supported
  • Verify all choices against official documentation and community consensus

Phase 1: Foundation Design

Define the architectural foundation:

  • What problem does this project solve at its core?
  • What is the right level of complexity for the initial structure?
  • What conventions will this project follow?
  • What are the non-negotiable quality requirements?

Phase 2: Create Structure

Structure emerges from research, not from static templates. Based on Phase 0 findings, create the project structure that matches current best practices for the specific language, framework, and project type.

Every project includes at minimum:

  • README.md — what this project does, how to use it, how to develop
  • CLAUDE.md — project context, architecture, commands, conventions
  • .gitignore — appropriate patterns for the project type
  • Test infrastructure — include test setup from the start. Apply the TDD skill's setup guidance for the chosen language/framework.
  • Language-specific config — package.json, pyproject.toml, Cargo.toml, etc.

Phase 3: Initialize

  1. Create the project directory
  2. Initialize git
  3. Create all files with meaningful content (not boilerplate)
  4. Language-specific initialization
  5. Initial commit

Phase 4: Verify

  • README explains what and why
  • CLAUDE.md provides useful context
  • .gitignore covers common patterns
  • Git is initialized with clean history
  • Dependencies are declared
  • Basic structure exists
  • Can run/build without errors