What problem does it solve? Repositories either lack a structured documentation system or have scattered markdown files with no consistent organization, making it hard for AI-assisted workflows to find and reuse project knowledge. This Skill onboards any repository into the CodeStable system by automatically detecting which path applies and executing it. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Dual-path onboarding: Automatically scans the repository and chooses between creating a fresh skeleton (empty repo) or auditing and migrating existing docs (repo with scattered documentation). - Standard skeleton creation: Builds the full codestable/ directory tree (requirements, architecture, roadmap, features, issues, compound, tools, reference) plus placeholder templates like ARCHITECTURE.md. - Migration with audit report: Generates a confidence-rated mapping table of existing docs to CodeStable locations, asks the user to confirm medium/low-confidence mappings, and never moves or deletes files without approval. - Legacy rename handling: Detects old easysdd/ directories and offers a one-command git mv rename to codestable/. - Use Case: You inherit a repo with a docs/ folder full of design notes. Run this Skill to get an audit report mapping each file to its CodeStable destination, confirm the mappings, and end with a fully structured codestable/ tree ready for feature and issue workflows. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to set up CodeStable in this project by saying "initialize CodeStable in this repository" and it will scan, pick the right path, and build or migrate the structure.
