create-project-description

To create an ARF project description and budget, provide your project goals, scope, and constraints to generate the canonical artifacts project/description.md and project/budget.json aligned with arf specifications.

ARF project documentation requires goals, scope, research questions, success criteria, references, and current phase. The interactive guidance ensures all required sections are present and properly formatted before generating the final description file.

Yes, you can revise the scope and budget for an existing ARF project. This applies to project initiation, scope revision, or budgeting tasks across ARF repositories, ensuring updated outputs meet specified structure and verification requirements.

Yes, ARF project description generation validates outputs with verificators and supports effortless review before commit. This ensures your project/description.md and project/budget.json files meet specified formatting and structure requirements.

The best way to format a project budget for ARF specifications is to generate a canonical project/budget.json file. This ensures the budget aligns with arf style guidelines and passes specified verification requirements before commit.

ARF project description verification fails when required sections like goals, scope, research questions, success criteria, references, or current phase are missing or improperly formatted according to arf specifications and style guidelines.