init

Bootstrap this project's documentation structure. Run this once at the start of a project. All other commands expect this structure to exist — /init creates it so they don't have to.

Process

1. Resolve the project root:

   git rev-parse --show-toplevel

2. Create the directory structure under <project-root>/:

   <project-root>/
   ├── Context/
   │   ├── Glossary.md
   │   ├── Research/
   │   │   └── Research.md
   │   ├── ADR/
   │   └── Plans/
   └── Memories/

3. Glossary.md — create from this template. Replace {Project Name} with the actual project name (from package.json "name", repo name, or directory name — whichever is most specific):

   # {Project Name}
   
   {A one or two sentence description of what this context is and why it exists.}
   
   ## Language
   
   <!-- Terms are added by /grill as they crystallize during grilling sessions. -->

4. Context/Research/Research.md — create from this template. Create the Context/Research/ directory first:

   # Research: {Project Name}
   
   > Last updated: {{date}} (comprehensive)
   
   ## What is this?
   <!-- Filled by /research -->
   
   ## Architecture
   <!-- Filled by /research -->
   
   ## Domain Model
   <!-- Filled by /research -->
   
   ## Patterns
   <!-- Filled by /research -->
   
   ## Relevant ADRs
   <!-- Filled by /research -->
   
   ## Open Questions
   <!-- Filled by /research -->

5. Context/ADR/ — empty directory. ADRs are created by /grill when architectural decisions crystallize.
6. Context/Plans/ — empty directory. Implementation plans are created by /blueprint.
7. Memories/ — empty directory. Session handoffs are created by /handoff.

Rules

• Idempotent. If any path already exists, skip it. Never overwrite existing files.
• Don't fill in content. The template is structural scaffolding. /research fills in Context/Research/Research.md; /grill fills in Glossary.md and ADR/; /blueprint fills in Plans/.
• Report what you did. List exactly what was created vs what already existed.

Workflow

Before this command: none. /init is the very first thing you run in a new project.

After this command:

• /research to map the codebase — will populate Context/Research/Research.md
• /grill will populate Glossary.md and ADR/
• /blueprint will populate Plans/
• /handoff will populate Memories/