maister-init

Automated documentation scaffolding analyzes your codebase to generate a structured docs directory with phase-driven templates and placeholder sections. It coordinates subagents for project analysis, reducing manual setup time for legacy or new projects.

Initializing coding standards discovery involves analyzing your codebase to propose applicable standards from built-in baselines or external sources. It coordinates with subagents across multiple phases to complete standards discovery and handoff.

Automated project analysis supports legacy migrations by evaluating the existing codebase and generating documentation scaffolding. It applies to new, existing, and legacy projects, coordinating with subagents across eight phases to ensure governance from day one.

Phase-driven orchestration coordinates subagents like docs-operator, project-analyzer, and standards-discover across phases one through eight. It performs pre-flight checks, template-driven documentation generation, validation, and final standards handoff automatically.

No external dependencies are required to run codebase analysis and generate documentation templates. The workflow applies built-in baselines to propose applicable coding standards and creates the scaffolding structure internally.

Automated standards discovery completes validation and final standards handoff by coordinating subagents across eight phases. If pre-flight checks fail or the codebase lacks analyzable structure, the orchestration halts to prevent incomplete documentation generation.