project-context

To load project context and conventions at kickoff, this skill detects root files and project type to surface loaded patterns, entry points, and build commands before any work begins. It ensures team-wide alignment by applying established norms during initialization flows and pre-change checks.

The best way to ensure team alignment on coding conventions is to load root-level project instructions at kickoff. This skill detects project type from key files and surfaces established conventions, entry points, and tests before changes are made to reduce miscommunication.

Detecting root files streamlines project onboarding by identifying the project type and automatically loading relevant patterns, build commands, and entry points. This mechanism ensures that all team members start with the correct context and follow consistent practices from the very beginning.

Yes, you can use this skill to surface build and run commands for new projects. It specifies required context detection from root files and automatically loads the project's build patterns, run commands, and tests to guide initialization flows and ensure consistent practices.

You need to load root-level project instructions and settings when starting new projects, running initialization flows, or performing pre-change checks. Loading this context upfront prevents miscommunication and ensures all work aligns with the established norms and conventions of the team.