init

To bootstrap repository directories and gitignore, this skill creates required meta folders, adds .gitkeep placeholders, and configures tmp .gitignore rules. It safely writes or appends files without modifying unrelated content in your root .gitignore.

Setting up shared meta directories in an existing repository requires generating specific folder structures and ignore rules. This skill resolves target paths via plugin configuration and performs idempotent existence checks to create missing directories without altering existing project files.

Preserving a tmp directory while ignoring its contents requires an internal .gitignore file with specific ignore patterns. This skill safely configures the tmp directory by writing an internal .gitignore that keeps the folder tracked while excluding its generated artifacts.

Yes, you can use an init script to add local accelerator entries to your root .gitignore. This skill appends the .claude/accelerator.local.md entry to the root .gitignore if it is missing, preserving the existing file formatting and unrelated rules.

Running repository initialization multiple times does not duplicate gitignore entries or overwrite files. The skill performs idempotent existence checks on every target path, reporting which items were created versus already present, ensuring safe repeated execution.

You need to run repository bootstrapping when adopting Accelerator in a project or onboarding a new contributor. This ensures consistent filesystem-based shared memory by creating the meta directories and gitignore entries that Accelerator skills expect to read and write reliably.