What problem does it solve? Setting up a structured knowledge wiki for a new project involves repetitive manual work: creating folder hierarchies, writing config files, seeding documentation, and wiring up tooling. This Skill automates that entire bootstrap through a short guided interview, so a fresh project can capture decisions and ingest research from the first session. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided two-round interview: Collects project name, review-gate preference, description, optional project/ and research/ folder choices (stubs, empty, or none), and wiki location (vault notebook or inside the project) via selectable questions. - Global tooling state check: Detects whether the wiki skills, scripts, and agent are installed, stale, partial, or missing before asking anything, and never re-copies an already-installed set. - Full project scaffolding: Creates the target folder with git init, CLAUDE.md, README.md, .gitignore, .claude/wiki-config.json, wiki folder structure, framework-contract docs, and optional Google Drive OAuth setup; supports both Claude Code and Cursor. - Use Case: A developer starting a new fitness-app project types "/new-wiki fitness-app", answers six questions, and gets a git-initialized project with a registered notebook wiki containing project/, research/, and sessions/ folders ready for /wrap-up and /wiki-update. ## Quick Start Type "/new-wiki" followed by your project name and answer the interview questions to scaffold the project and wiki.
