What problem does it solve? Setting up a new R project involves repetitive decisions about directory structure, dependency management, and configuration files, and inconsistent setups make projects harder to maintain and onboard contributors into. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Canonical Directory Layout: Creates the standard structure with R/, tests/, data-raw/, docs/, .github/, DESCRIPTION, NAMESPACE, and .Rproj files. - renv Initialization: Sets up reproducible dependency management with renv.lock, including conventions for what to commit and what to gitignore. - Configuration Files: Generates .gitignore, .lintr, and DESCRIPTION following project conventions, with optional targets pipeline and database connectivity stubs. - Use Case: You are starting a new R analysis project and want the standard layout, renv lockfile, test infrastructure, and linting configured in one pass instead of assembling each file by hand. ## Quick Start Ask Claude to scaffold a new R project named my-analysis with the canonical layout and renv initialized.