mixseek-workspace-init

Setting up a MixSeek workspace directory structure involves creating standard folders for configs, logs, and templates. This process uses a non-destructive Bash script to resolve the workspace path, create directories, and copy default ClaudeCode presets without overwriting existing files.

To initialize project configuration files safely, use a non-destructive workspace setup script. It checks permissions and skips folders that already exist, preserving your current files while copying default presets into the newly created workspace directories.

Yes, you can run a workspace bootstrap script on an existing MixSeek project directory. The non-destructive Bash setup preserves existing files and only creates missing folders, making it safe to execute on live project paths.

Initializing a workspace using a Bash script requires write and execute permissions on the target directory. The script checks these permissions before resolving the workspace path and creating the required configs, logs, and templates folders.

Preset installation during workspace bootstrapping copies default ClaudeCode preset files into the newly created directory structure. This provides a working baseline for team settings so you can immediately begin creating team, evaluator, and judgment configuration files.

Using a standardized initialization script ensures your MixSeek workspace has the correct directory structure and baseline presets from the start. It removes manual setup work, keeps configuration files organized, and safely handles path and environment variable resolution.