sdd-init

Automating project setup involves detecting the stack, testing framework, and conventions to configure the environment. This Skill handles that by analyzing the project, offering configuration options, executing the setup, and verifying the results automatically.

SDD initialization sets up the Software Development Development cycle in a project. You need it during project startup to establish consistent conventions, configure the persistence backend, and ensure the foundational development environment is properly structured.

To start the SDD cycle manually, run the 'sdd init' command in your project. This triggers the initialization workflow, which analyzes your project stack and configures the necessary persistence backend and development conventions.

Yes, the initialization process detects your existing project stack and testing setup. It analyzes the current project structure to identify conventions and frameworks, then uses that information to configure the persistence backend automatically.

Yes, you can configure the persistence backend during initialization. The workflow analyzes your project, offers specific configuration options for the backend setup, executes your chosen configuration, and verifies the final results.

Automating project configuration with scripts requires an analysis, configuration, and verification sequence. If the project stack or conventions are non-standard, the automated setup may require manual intervention to correctly configure the persistence backend and testing environment.