deepinit

Run the deepinit Skill, which maps the full directory structure, then creates an AI-CONTEXT.md in each directory describing its purpose, key files, subdirectories, and AI work guidelines. Directories are processed parent-first, with same-level directories handled in parallel.

An AI-CONTEXT.md file gives AI agents a structured summary of a directory, including its purpose, important files, dependencies, testing instructions, and work conventions. Parent references link files into a traversable documentation tree.

No. Sections wrapped in <!-- MANUAL --> tags are preserved when AI-CONTEXT.md files are updated. The Skill compares existing files against the current codebase and only refreshes the generated portions.

Empty directories are skipped unless they contain subdirectories, and ignorable folders such as node_modules, .git, and build outputs are identified and excluded before documentation generation begins.

For very small projects with only a few files, a single README is usually sufficient and per-directory context files add unnecessary overhead. The Skill is most valuable for large or growing codebases that AI agents must navigate repeatedly.