infrastructure-setup

Project initialization and infrastructure setup can be automated by reading project context from architecture.md, patterns.md, and deployment.md to autonomously configure framework initialization, standardized folder structures, Docker configuration, and testing infrastructure.

Docker and pre-commit hooks like Gitleaks are configured during setup by prompting for user input on Docker usage and pre-commit strictness, then automatically generating the necessary configuration files to enforce code quality and security scanning.

Standardized folder structures and testing infrastructure are established by analyzing project type context from architecture.md and deployment.md, allowing autonomous decisions to create a consistent directory layout and configure the necessary testing tools.

Yes, architecture documentation is required because the setup process reads project context from architecture.md, patterns.md, and deployment.md to make autonomous decisions regarding framework initialization and directory layout configuration.

Pre-commit strictness can be customized during setup, as the process explicitly asks for user input on Docker usage and pre-commit hook strictness before integrating security scanning tools like Gitleaks.

Automated project initialization requires manual input specifically for Docker usage and pre-commit strictness preferences, while using architecture.md, patterns.md, and deployment.md context to autonomously handle framework initialization and folder structure creation.