Bootstrap Project

Turn a new or empty repository into a local project skeleton. Keep the work local unless the user explicitly asks for commit, push, or remote setup. Inspect first, ask only for file-changing decisions, then write the smallest baseline. Do not invent product direction, ownership, or external workflow.

Workflow

1. Inspect First

• Confirm the project root, git state, current branch, remotes, and meaningful existing files.
• Detect language/framework hints from files already present.
• Check for existing README.md, LICENSE, .gitignore, AGENTS.md, and docs/.
• Stop before overwriting project identity, docs, license, or agent guidance.
• Ignore unrelated files and never touch secrets, vendored files, generated files, dependency directories, lockfiles, or changelogs unless the user explicitly asks and the bootstrap requires it.

2. Ask Only Necessary Questions