project-bootstrap

To bootstrap a new software project and generate a CLAUDE.md file, this Skill guides you through a phased interview covering stack selection, infrastructure, and domain modeling, then outputs a complete project blueprint with a reusable Project Context block.

A project blueprint captures essential conventions, security decisions, and infrastructure choices for a fresh repository. You need one to establish consistent development standards upfront, ensuring future work follows a structured context rather than ad-hoc decisions.

Yes, you can integrate Jira context when bootstrapping a new project. The structured interview includes an optional phase for Jira integration, capturing issue tracking requirements directly into your generated CLAUDE.md and Project Context block.

Yes, the project bootstrap workflow is repository-aware and detects local skills. It automatically injects the generated project context into existing local skills and scaffolds the project structure, docs, and configuration accordingly.

The best way to document software architecture and conventions for a new repo is through a guided phased interview that covers stack selection, repository layout, observability, and security, producing a filled-in CLAUDE.md and a reusable Project Context block.

If you skip phases during the project context interview, the Skill applies default expansions for unanswered sections. It generates repository-aware output based on your provided answers while filling gaps with sensible defaults for stack, infrastructure, and domain modeling.