gsd-new-project

You can kickstart a new software project by using a guided questioning flow that gathers your project context and generates structured planning artifacts. This produces a requirements document and a phase-based roadmap to remove the blank-page problem.

The best way to scope requirements is through interactive questioning and optional domain research synthesis. This process frames your project needs and outputs a structured requirements document to validate before execution begins.

Yes, you can automatically generate project planning files like config.json, state.md, and roadmap.md. The initialization process creates these artifacts within a dedicated planning directory to preserve workflow gates and routing.

Project kickoff planning works for both operational initiatives and software development. The guided process applies to any new project where you need requirements scoping, roadmap structuring, and state setup before execution.

You set up project state management by initializing a state file during the project kickoff. This creates a persistent memory structure that tracks progress and preserves workflow validation gates for later execution phases.

You only need a brief idea document or reference to start the project kickoff. The guided questioning flow collects the remaining necessary information to frame the project and produces structured planning artifacts.