setup

Project bootstrapping is automated by scanning dependencies, pinning matching docs, and generating ready-to-use agent configs. Running setup initializes the environment and ensures consistent agent tooling across new and existing repositories.

Dependency detection scans your project to identify required libraries and pins relevant documentation for agent usage. It works by matching detected dependencies to documentation pins, ensuring agents reference up-to-date project configurations.

Yes, you can initialize agent configurations for an existing repository. The setup process applies to both new and existing repositories requiring consistent agent tooling, automatically detecting dependencies and syncing documentation references.

To pin documentation, run the initialization command to detect dependencies, then execute the detection command to output JSON matches. Finally, sync the generated agent configurations to align the pinned docs with your current project state.

The best way to bootstrap agent tooling is running an automated setup that detects dependencies, pins matching docs, and generates agent configurations. This ensures documentation references remain consistent and up-to-date across all development environments.

Documentation pinning is required to align references with the current project state and provide agents with accurate context. Without pinning, agent configurations may rely on outdated or mismatched documentation, reducing tooling effectiveness.