dev-init

You can run the harness-init workflow to automatically generate a standard project skeleton. This creates predefined backend and frontend directories, Docker configuration templates, docker-compose files, and environment settings to reduce manual setup time.

A standard project scaffold includes conventional backend and frontend directory layouts, documentation templates, Docker configuration files, and a logs directory with daily, monthly, and changelog markdown files for traceability.

Docker configuration setup is handled by applying predefined templates for a full docker-compose.yml, backend and frontend Dockerfiles, and environment variable guidance during project initialization to ensure consistency across teams.

The best way to maintain development logs is by using a predefined logs directory structure. This includes daily, monthly, and changelog markdown templates that automatically scaffold traceability documentation for your project.

This scaffolding tool applies to both new projects and documentation tasks. It generates development logging conventions and changelog scaffolding that can be integrated into existing repositories to standardize traceability.

No external dependencies are required to create a project scaffold with development logging conventions. The skill is self-contained and generates the standard file structure, Docker templates, and logs directly in your repository.