What problem does it solve? Projects using the 10x change-tracking workflow need a consistent /context directory structure before they can create, archive, or document changes. Setting up the three subdirectories and their canonical README files by hand is repetitive and error-prone. ## 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 predefined README.md into each directory explaining its purpose and conventions, with content embedded inline in the skill. - Idempotent Execution: Each of the six artifacts is independently create-if-absent, so re-running on an initialized project is a safe no-op that never overwrites existing content. - Use Case: After cloning a repository that adopts the 10x workflow, run this skill once to set up the full context skeleton before creating your first change with /10x-new. ## Quick Start Initialize the context directory structure for this project so I can start tracking changes.
