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Initialize a WikiFlow doc-driven dev workspace fast

Software Engineering#environment variables#project initialization#config generation#documentation-driven development#wikiflow#multi-repo setup#gitignore setup
Authorliqunx
Version1.0.0
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What problem does it solve?

wf-init removes the setup friction of starting a WikiFlow project by creating the required wiki-driven folder structure and generating a working .wikiflow/config.json so the rest of the workflow can run.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Interactive configuration confirmation: Asks whether the current repo is the document repo or the code repo, and collects project/code mapping details (including multi-repo support).
  • Creates WikiFlow folder structure: Generates docs/wiki/{current,history,deprecated,decisions}, docs/raw/00-uncategorized, and docs/changes/active.
  • Bootstraps essential wiki files: Produces docs/wiki/index.md and docs/wiki/log.md for indexing and change tracking.
  • Environment and git hygiene: Updates .gitignore for .env/.env.local and can generate or update .env from .env.template via the --env option.

Quick Start

Run /wf-init to initialize the current project with the default document directory structure and generate .wikiflow/config.json for WikiFlow.

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None required

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