initialize-docs

You scaffold a documentation structure by generating numbered directories (01-09) with template READMEs for sections like briefing, APIs, and operations, establishing baseline project docs from day one.

The best way to organize documentation folders automatically is by running a scaffolding script that creates a predefined 01-09 directory layout with ready-to-edit READMEs, or applies a custom layout defined in config.json.

Scaffolding a docs directory does not overwrite existing project READMEs. The workflow operates idempotently and only modifies existing READMEs when explicitly asked, unless the --force flag is used.

Yes, you can use a custom project structure by defining your preferred layout in a config.json file. The scaffold script reads customizations like docs_dir, structure, keep_in_root, and file_routing when present.

Your documentation scaffolding script skips existing folders because it operates idempotently to protect user content. It reports what was created or moved and avoids overwriting files unless you pass the --force flag.