What problem does it solve? Starting a new project involves repetitive setup work: initializing git, clarifying requirements, creating documentation structure, and coordinating planning and implementation. This Skill automates that entire bootstrap flow so a new repo gets a consistent SDLC foundation without manual scaffolding. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided project initialization: Initializes git, clarifies requirements through structured questioning, and creates the standard docs skeleton (codebase summary, code standards, architecture, roadmap, glossary). - Multiple execution modes: Choose --full for interactive gates, --fast for quick runs, --auto for autonomous operation, or --parallel for multi-agent research, design, and parallel implementation. - Delegated implementation: Does not write code directly; hands off to hs:plan for planning and hs:cook for implementation, then produces a completion report and session journal. - Use Case: You have an idea for a new web app and an empty directory. Run the bootstrap skill to clarify requirements, set up git and docs, generate a plan, and get a working first implementation with an onboarding guide. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to bootstrap a new project in the current directory using the hs:bootstrap skill with your requirements description.
