10x-init

To set up a directory structure for project change tracking, you can initialize a /context directory containing changes, archive, and foundation subdirectories. This scaffolding automatically generates README files with guidelines to establish structured documentation early in your project setup.

Organizing foundation documents and change logs is best handled by scaffolding a dedicated /context directory. This approach separates active changes, archived history, and core foundation files into distinct folders with instructional README files for document organization.

Yes, you can re-run the directory scaffold script without overwriting existing project context files because the initialization process is idempotent. Re-running the skill will not alter existing directories or modify any content you have already added to the structure.

You need to initialize a context directory during early project setup to ensure structured change tracking from the start. It is useful when you prefer to establish the directory structure upfront before integrating other project management skills or workflows.

No, the generated context directory structure does not require any dependencies to run. The project setup script works universally to create the changes, archive, and foundation directories without needing external tools or libraries installed.