prepare-workspace

Project workspace scaffolding is automated by creating a .izmailov/ folder and placeholder documentation only for missing files, preserving existing content. It reads project signals like README and manifests to generate a survey without modifying your current workspace structure.

An orchestrated project setup flow initializes a workspace, surveys README and manifests, then sequentially dispatches prepare-overview, prepare-user-testing, and prepare-challenges. This defined ordering ensures documentation placeholders and project summaries are generated in a synchronized pipeline.

Yes, you can generate a project survey by reading existing README files and manifests. The survey produces a concise project summary for quick alignment, operating entirely within the project root to provide an automated overview of current project signals.

Workspace scaffolding works safely with existing structures by creating a .izmailov/ knowledgebase folder and placeholder docs without overwriting existing files. It reads current project signals and confines all operations within the project root directory.

Limitations include operating strictly within the project root directory and never overwriting existing files, meaning stale placeholders are not updated. The setup dispatches three specific sibling skills and cannot orchestrate arbitrary external preparation workflows.