TRIP-init

To automate project setup, you can use a workflow initialization tool to generate a standardized documentation folder structure. This creates specific directories for plans, changelogs, code reviews, unit tests, and memos, ensuring consistent project setup across teams.

An ARCHI.md scaffold is a ready-to-fill markdown skeleton for documenting project architecture. It provides an initial architecture outline that can be refined after codebase exploration, helping teams capture structural details consistently during project initialization.

Yes, you can use this workflow initialization to standardize onboarding for new team members. By creating a repeatable project setup process with predefined docs folders and an architecture scaffold, teams ensure everyone starts with a consistent documentation structure.

The best way to bootstrap a TRIP workflow is to run an initialization command with your project name. This automatically creates the required docs directories, such as those for plans and unit tests, alongside an ARCHI.md scaffold to streamline the setup process.

You do not need existing code before generating an architecture outline. The scaffold is designed as an initial skeleton to capture the project's architecture after codebase exploration, meaning it can be created during project setup and refined later.

Initializing a TRIP workflow requires creating five documentation folders: docs/1-plans, docs/2-changelog, docs/3-code-review, docs/4-unit-tests, and docs/6-memo. These standard directories provide a repeatable structure for ongoing project documentation.