10x-init

Scaffolds the context directory skeleton with changes, archive, and foundation subdirectories plus README files.

Updated May 24, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/DevMachaj/Projekt-certyfikacyjny --skill 10x-init-devmachaj
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: 10x-init
Source: https://github.com/DevMachaj/Projekt-certyfikacyjny/tree/main/.claude/skills/10x-init
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/DevMachaj/Projekt-certyfikacyjny --skill 10x-init-devmachaj

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Projects using the 10x change-tracking workflow need a consistent /context directory structure before other skills can store change folders, archived work, and foundation documents. Setting this up manually is repetitive and error-prone, and partial setups can break downstream skills. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Directory scaffolding: Creates context/changes/, context/archive/, and context/foundation/ with mkdir -p semantics, including implicit parent creation. - Canonical README generation: Writes a standard README.md into each of the three directories explaining its purpose and conventions. - Idempotent execution: Each of the six artifacts is independently create-if-absent, so re-running never overwrites existing content. - Use Case: After adopting the 10x workflow in a fresh repository, run this skill once to lay down the full /context skeleton before creating your first change with /10x-new. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to initialize the /context directory structure for the 10x workflow in this project.

Frequently Asked Questions about 10x-init

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I set up the /context directory for the 10x workflow?

Run the 10x-init skill in your project. It creates context/changes/, context/archive/, and context/foundation/ plus a canonical README.md in each, then prints a status summary showing which artifacts were created or already present.

Is 10x-init required before using /10x-new or /10x-archive?

No, it is not a precondition. /10x-new refuses if context/changes/ is missing, and /10x-archive lazily creates context/archive/ on demand. 10x-init exists only for users who prefer scaffolding the skeleton up-front.

What happens if I run 10x-init twice?

Nothing is overwritten. The skill is idempotent: each of the six artifacts (three directories and three READMEs) is independently create-if-absent, so a second run on a fully scaffolded project is a no-op with a status print.

Does 10x-init create lessons.md or contract-surfaces.md?

No. Those files are owned end-to-end by /10x-lesson, /10x-contract, and /10x-impl-review, which self-bootstrap them with canonical headers on first use. 10x-init only scaffolds the three directories and their READMEs.

What goes in context/foundation versus context/changes?

context/foundation/ holds cross-change living documents like PRDs, roadmaps, and tech-stack notes that outlive any single change. context/changes/ holds per-change folders with research, plans, and reviews tied to one specific change.