pod-vault-setup

Pod vault setup is automated through an interactive onboarding wizard that collects team details, substitutes placeholders across files, bootstraps memory, and registers the vault in Notion. It validates prerequisites and can create the GitHub repository with rollback on failure.

The easiest way to configure a pod vault template is running the setup wizard via '/pod-vault-setup'. It guides you through pod naming, members, first project details, cadence, and theming, then automatically applies these configurations to your repository and wiki scaffolding.

Yes, a Notion account is required to initialize a pod vault if you want registry registration. The setup wizard automates creating a Notion registry entry alongside your GitHub repository, applying rollback on failure to ensure your configuration stays aligned.

Yes, rollback on failure is supported during pod vault configuration. If the automated setup encounters an error while creating the GitHub repository or Notion registry entry, it rolls back the changes to prevent partial configuration of your wiki scaffolding and memory bootstrap.

Automated placeholder substitution works by taking your interactive inputs for pod name, product line, and team members, then replacing matching template variables across repository files, memory scaffolding, and wiki structures to finalize the pod vault configuration.

The best way to register a new product team pod in a Notion registry is using an automated setup wizard. It validates prerequisites, collects first project details and cadence interactively, then creates the Notion entry and bootstraps memory simultaneously with rollback on failure.