devkit-project-bootstrap

To bootstrap your local devkit setup, run the automated CLI workflow which executes install-self, sync-skills, init-agents, and config init steps. This process installs the tool, syncs skills, initializes agents, and generates a devkit.toml file across new or existing workspaces.

The devkit workspace bootstrap is a deterministic CLI-guided flow that runs install-self, sync-skills, init-agents, and config init. It enforces checks for PATH and devkit.toml to reduce manual setup errors and time during project onboarding.

Yes, you can bootstrap existing workspaces without losing configurations. The automated flow applies across new or existing workspaces and explicitly avoids overwriting existing configs without permission during the config init step.

No, you do not need to manually edit devkit.toml after config init for a minimal setup. The bootstrap automatically initializes the minimal devkit.toml and project config, though you can modify it later for custom workspace configurations.

The local setup process enforces checks for PATH and devkit.toml to ensure the devkit tool is correctly installed and accessible before proceeding. This deterministic validation prevents manual setup errors and ensures the workspace bootstrap completes successfully.