init-project

To scaffold an agentic project, the init-project tool bootstraps a Git repository with CLAUDE.md templates, README, initialized CI workflows, and starter agents. It generates a standardized repo layout that accelerates project startup and ensures consistent tooling conventions.

Yes, project scaffolding supports both shell and web project types. The tool generates type-specific skills and automated governance hooks tailored to the selected project type, ensuring the correct starter configurations and repository automation are wired up.

A standard agentic project repository layout includes a Git repository, CLAUDE.md template, README, starter agents, skills, CI workflows, and settings files. These standardized configurations and starter files ensure consistent conventions and automated governance across the project.

After project initialization, you customize CLAUDE.md and configure secrets manually. The scaffolding process creates the template files and repository structure, then guides users to customize the CLAUDE.md instructions and set up necessary secrets for the CI workflows.

Yes, you can use this scaffolding to set up automated governance hooks. When bootstrapping the project, the tool generates type-specific skills and hooks that provide automated governance for the starter agents within the initialized repository.

Using a dedicated scaffolding tool reduces manual setup time and ensures consistent conventions. It automatically wires up repository automation, CI workflows, and starter configurations, preventing configuration drift and accelerating project startup across shell and web environments.