Scaffold ALIVE walnut directories with kernel files and task state files.
npx skills add https://github.com/alivecontext/alive --skill alive-create
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: alive-create Source: https://github.com/alivecontext/alive/tree/main/hermes/hermes-skills/alive-create Command: npx skills add https://github.com/alivecontext/alive --skill alive-create
Scaffolds a new ALIVE walnut (venture, experiment, person, life area, or project) within ALIVE to kick off a fresh context.
Run the scaffold command to create a new walnut in the desired domain.
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Scaffolding a new project directory initializes a standard walnut structure by generating kernel files like key.md, log.md, and insights.md, along with metadata files to track work and progress for your fresh context.
Bootstrapping a new context requires generating key.md, log.md, and insights.md with frontmatter, plus initializing tasks.json and completed.json in the walnut's _kernel directory to track ongoing and completed work.
Yes, this scaffolding is applicable when starting any new walnut or sub-walnut, enabling rapid bootstrapping of diverse scenarios like sub-projects within an existing venture.
Initializing task tracking for a new personal project involves creating a _kernel directory containing tasks.json and completed.json, which prepares the runtime for projection and linking of work items.
No dependencies are required to create a standard walnut directory for a life area, as the scaffolding process independently generates the necessary kernel files and state tracking metadata.
Scaffolding a walnut prepares the runtime for projection and linking by creating a standardized kernel structure with metadata and state files, ensuring the new domain is ready for immediate work tracking.
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