Create a .plans directory with a .gitkeep file at the repository root.
npx skills add https://github.com/jinglemansweep/agent-resources --skill jp-setup
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: jp-setup Source: https://github.com/jinglemansweep/agent-resources/tree/main/plugins/jplan/skills/jp-setup Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jinglemansweep/agent-resources --skill jp-setup
Initialize a standardized planning workspace by creating the .plans directory at the repository root and ensuring a gitkeep placeholder is present for Git tracking.
Run the jp-setup command to create the .plans directory at the repository root and add a .gitkeep file.
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You can initialize a .plans directory at the repository root by running the setup command, which automatically creates the directory and adds a .gitkeep file to ensure Git tracks the empty planning workspace.
A .plans directory provides a standardized planning workspace within a repository. It keeps planning documents organized while a .gitkeep placeholder file ensures Git tracks the empty directory structure.
Yes, the .plans directory setup handles both fresh setups and existing directories. It enforces creation of the directory and .gitkeep file, then reports the absolute path of the initialized planning workspace.
To keep an empty planning directory tracked in Git, you need a .gitkeep placeholder file. This initialization process automatically creates both the .plans directory and the required .gitkeep file.
Yes, this directory initialization is applicable to any project requiring a standardized planning workspace. It provides quick, repeatable project planning scaffolding across multiple repositories.
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