project-config-template

To generate a PROJECT_CONFIG.md skeleton, run this skill to emit a ready-to-fill configuration file with required governance anchors and section blocks. It standardizes project onboarding and ensures consistent initialization for your repository.

A project config governance skeleton is a canonical template enforcing required anchors and section ordering in PROJECT_CONFIG.md. You need one during project initialization or when refreshing owned sections to validate against repository skeleton rules and pre-task-guard requirements.

You validate config anchors and section ordering by applying the skeleton rules generated for PROJECT_CONFIG.md. This skill checks that required anchors and section blocks exist and conform to the repository's governance validation guidance during initialization or section refreshes.

The PROJECT_CONFIG.md skeleton generator operates without external dependencies. It uses internal references to produce the required governance anchors, section blocks, and pre-task-guard validation structure needed for your repository configuration.

You can refresh owned sections of an existing PROJECT_CONFIG.md by running this skill to validate that required anchors and section blocks still exist. It ensures your governance configuration remains compliant with the skeleton rules during updates.

The config skeleton is limited to generating and validating PROJECT_CONFIG.md structure with required anchors and sections. It does not fill in project-specific governance values, meaning you must manually populate the emitted skeleton with your repository's actual configuration data.