aget-create-project

Scaffolding a research project with due diligence involves searching L-docs and prior sessions to populate traceability sections, validating templates, and writing the structured plan to planning paths while enforcing non-overwrite governance constraints.

Evidence-first project planning populates project headers and due diligence tables by reading existing identity files and searching prior artifacts, ensuring new research plans include traceability links and hypothesis IDs derived from actual project history.

Creating a research plan with traceability links requires searching prior sessions and L-docs to extract artifact relationships, validating templates against governance constraints, and writing the scaffolded plan with populated due diligence sections to planning locations.

Yes, identity-aware scaffolding reads an identity.json file to populate author, north_star, and archetype fields in project headers, ensuring the new research plan or POC aligns with the existing AGET instance configuration before writing to planning paths.

Safe governed creation enforces non-overwrite constraints when writing scaffolded research plans to planning paths, meaning template validation and conflict detection prevent existing files from being overwritten during the project creation process.

Automated research project scaffolding requires existing identity files, L-docs, and prior sessions to populate due diligence accurately, and strict governance constraints prevent writing plans if template validation fails or planning path conflicts are detected.