init

Initializing a studio workspace creates a git-tracked directory from a template, setting up config.yaml and subdirectories for changes, agents, and archive with .gitkeep placeholders. This structures plugin development documentation under version control.

A studio directory provides a git-tracked workspace for holding development documentation such as briefs, drafts, and status updates. It enables structured planning and collaboration by keeping plugin project artifacts organized under version control.

You need to set up a studio workspace when starting a new plugin project or when the studio directory is missing. It handles directory creation, config setup, and prints a setup summary to bootstrap your plugin development environment.

Studio workspace initialization requires no dependencies. It creates the directory structure from a template, copies config.yaml, and establishes .gitkeep placeholders in the changes, agents, and archive subdirectories.

Studio workspace setup creates a root studio directory with config.yaml copied from a template, plus three subdirectories: changes, agents, and archive. Each subdirectory contains a .gitkeep placeholder to ensure git tracking.