onboard-repository

To bootstrap SDLC structure for an existing repository, run the onboarding skill on the repository root to create the baseline .sdlc directory, establish context files, and enable automated triage workflows.

Automate issue triage and backlog classification by configuring the scheduled triage workflow during repository onboarding, which handles automated labeling and classification of issues to streamline project management.

Repository health diagnostics surface actionable improvements for your project by running assessments during onboarding. You need it when establishing a repeatable baseline to ensure consistent structure across new or existing projects.

Yes, you can generate or update README documentation during repository onboarding. The skill ensures documentation parity by automatically generating or updating README files and references for project clarity.

Yes, the repository onboarding process works for both new and existing projects. It establishes a repeatable baseline with SDLC bootstrap, health diagnostics, and automated backlog triage regardless of project maturity.

The best way to establish consistent SDLC governance across multiple repositories is using reusable onboarding scripts and templates. This accelerates future onboarding while ensuring standardized structure, triage, and health assessments.