ck:bootstrap

End-to-end project bootstrapping coordinates research, stack selection, design framing, and planning to deliver a runnable scaffold quickly. It outputs artifacts under ./docs and ./plans directories while initializing Git repositories when needed.

Scaffolding a new software project consistently requires an automated workflow that handles research, stack decisions, and planning. Using mode-driven workflows, this approach triggers downstream planning and implementation skills to maintain a controlled, repeatable process.

You can skip the research phase during project bootstrapping by using the fast mode. This mode-driven workflow bypasses initial research and proceeds directly to stack selection, design framing, and planning outputs for your new initiative.

Project bootstrapping supports multi-agent execution through its parallel mode. This allows teams to execute research, stack selection, design framing, and planning tasks concurrently, accelerating the delivery of a runnable scaffold.

Initializing Git and generating planning documents happens automatically during project bootstrapping. The workflow outputs structured artifacts under ./docs and ./plans directories, ensuring your new software project has version control and planning frameworks set up immediately.

Use interactive full mode for project scaffolding when you need hands-on involvement in research and stack decisions, while auto mode runs as the default automated workflow. Both generate identical artifacts under ./docs and ./plans directories.