Create raw and wiki folder structures with six wiki stub documents.
npx skills add https://github.com/ag3nt3154/Driverless_AGI --skill pms-init
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pms-init Source: https://github.com/ag3nt3154/Driverless_AGI/tree/main/projects/project_management_system/.dagi/skills/pms-init Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ag3nt3154/Driverless_AGI --skill pms-init
This skill solves the problem of inconsistent project workspace setups by automatically creating a standardized raw structure and six wiki stub documents, ensuring every project begins with the same architecture.
Run the pms-init skill once to scaffold the raw/wiki structure and six wiki stub documents.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To scaffold a standardized project management wiki and folder structure, you need a tool that automatically generates directory trees and document stubs. This skill creates the raw and wiki folders along with six ready-to-edit wiki markdown files to seed collaboration.
Initializing a consistent project workspace requires generating a uniform directory architecture before work begins. This skill creates common subfolders for sources like emails, docs, and meetings, ensuring every new project starts with the same standardized layout.
Yes, you can safely re-run project setup automation because the process uses idempotent steps. It skips existing files and directories, allowing you to safely resume scaffolding after interruptions without overwriting your current wiki content.
The wiki templates included when scaffolding a project knowledge base are six markdown stub documents: readme, schedule, deliverables, decisions, open_questions, and index. These files instantly provide a ready-to-edit structure to kick off collaboration.
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