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project-onboarding

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Use when the operator wants to set up / optimize THIS project for their vision — onboard the project, capture the North Star, define audience, or run the discovery interview. Triggers on "/onboard", "onboard my project", "set up my project", "capture my vision", "set my north star". Product-Owner-owned. Creates project artifacts (docs/north-star.md, fills AGENTS project-values). Do NOT use for ordinary ticket work, for writing application code, or to auto-run on install — it is operator-triggered only.

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6 rules. 0 are common, 4 are distinctive, and 2 are very specific to this project.

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    Most of the 11 edited versions we read keep these.

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    Distinctive

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    Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.

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  1. Very specific:

    Ingest research: if present in docs//research/ — summarize, cite.

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    Audience surfaces (if the operator defines them): write docs/audience.md from templates/audience.md — the substrate the client-vs-internal …

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  3. Distinctive:

    Do not auto-run on install.

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  4. Distinctive:

    Do not create empty/placeholder artifacts — only operator-provided content.

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  5. Distinctive:

    Do not write application code.

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  6. Distinctive:

    Do not invent domain facts the operator didn't supply.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 11 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Project Onboarding

Style: Mode-B-lite. Product Owner role.

Purpose

Capture the operator's project vision once, into durable artifacts that steer every later session. This is the engine that creates the Column-B artifacts the input-dependent skills read. Onboarding is operator-triggered and optional — if never run, Flow operates generically with zero project artifacts (no clutter).

When to invoke

  • Operator runs /onboard or says "onboard my project", "set up my project for my vision", "capture my North Star".
  • Operator drops research into docs/**/research/ and asks the PO to build project docs from it.
  • Re-run any time the vision evolves ("update my North Star").

Do not invoke when

  • Ordinary ticket work (use requirements-specification).
  • Writing application code (FR-01).
  • On install / automatically — onboarding never auto-runs.

Required inputs

InputWhere it livesIf missing
Operator answers to discovery questionschatask in chat text (FR-19); do not invent
Optional researchdocs/**/research/proceed without; note it
Artifact scaffoldtemplates/north-star.mdstop; template missing

Procedure

  1. Adopt Product Owner role; self-attest (FR-01..FR-27). Do not write code.
  2. Adoption level — ask the operator (FR-19): (a) one-line North Star, (b) full discovery interview, (c) skip. Respect "skip" — create nothing.
  3. Discovery interview (chat text, one topic at a time): Who are you / your edge? · Audience: internal team vs external clients? · Product vision / the apps to build? · Domain / industry? · What does success look like? · Hard constraints?
  4. Ingest research if present in docs/**/research/ — summarize, cite; never invent domain facts.
  5. Write docs/north-star.md from templates/north-star.md, populated with the operator's answers + last_updated: today. Only write content the operator actually provided.
  6. Fill AGENTS.md § Project-specific values (<placeholder> fields) where the operator gave concrete values.
  7. Register for discovery: confirm docs/north-star.md is at a path the session-start scan globs (it is). No separate registry needed in v1.
  8. Audience surfaces (if the operator defines them): write docs/audience.md from templates/audience.md — the substrate the client-vs-internal skill guards on (client-facing = simple/guided/trust-first; internal = robust controls).
  9. Offer next (FR-17): "North Star captured — want to define audience surfaces, or start a ticket?" Do not over-create artifacts unprompted.

Output artifacts

ArtifactPathMode
North Stardocs/north-star.mdMode B
Audience definitions (optional, operator-provided)docs/audience.md (from templates/audience.md)Mode B
Project valuesAGENTS.md § Project-specific valuesMode B
Interview record (optional)chat or docs/specs/<slug>/clarify-conversation.mdMode A/B

Failure cases

FailureDetectionResponse
Operator skipsanswer (c) at step 2create nothing; Flow stays generic
Vague visioncan't fill a sectionleave it out; capture only what's given (no fabrication)
Template missingstep 5stop; report missing templates/north-star.md

Escalation path

  • Ambiguous vision → ask operator in chat (FR-19).
  • Domain-expert skill needed → skill-authoring (domain-expert mode), project-local output.

Anti-patterns

  • Do not auto-run on install.
  • Do not create empty/placeholder artifacts — only operator-provided content.
  • Do not write application code.
  • Do not invent domain facts the operator didn't supply.

Clean-room note

Original Fusebase Flow content. See docs/source-map.md. No third-party code, prompts, or skill files copied.

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