Create the .saga/ directory layout for epic and story workflows.
npx skills add https://github.com/Roeia1/SAGA --skill init-roeia1
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: init Source: https://github.com/Roeia1/SAGA/tree/main/plugin/skills/init Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Roeia1/SAGA --skill init-roeia1
This skill automates the scaffolding of the SAGA workspace by initializing the .saga/ directory with a standard layout for epic and story workflow management.
Run the init operation to scaffold the SAGA .saga/ directory structure in your project.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To scaffold a SAGA workspace, run the init operation to create the .saga/ directory structure with epics, stories, archive, and worktrees folders for managing your project workflow.
The standard SAGA workspace layout consists of the .saga/ directory containing four subfolders: epics, stories, archive, and worktrees, which organize project workflow management files.
To ensure git ignores worktrees, the init skill automatically updates your .gitignore file to safely exclude the .saga/worktrees directory, keeping your repository clean.
Yes, you can safely reinitialize the .saga directory because the operation is idempotent; it detects existing folder structures and reports status without overwriting or reinitializing.
Yes, you need Bash and standard filesystem utilities to create directories, check existing structures, and update .gitignore safely when setting up the SAGA workspace folders.
You should initialize the .saga workspace at the start of new projects to set up the standardized directory layout required for managing epics, stories, and archives.
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