/init

<objective> Fast-track project initialization for users who know what they want.

Unlike /gywd:new-project which asks many questions, /gywd:init gets you started quickly with sensible defaults. </objective>

<context> This is the "I just want to start coding" option. Use when: - You have a clear idea already - You want to skip extensive questioning - You'll fill in details as you go </context> <process> 1. Parse arguments: - `$ARGUMENTS` may contain: project name, --type flag - Default type: auto-detect (brownfield if code exists, greenfield if empty)

2. If brownfield detected and no codebase map exists:

   • Ask: "Existing code detected. Map codebase first? [Y/n]"
   • If yes: Run /gywd:map-codebase, then continue
   • If no: Continue without mapping

3. Create minimal PROJECT.md:

   # PROJECT: {name}
   
   ## What This Is
   {One-line description from user or "To be defined"}
   
   ## Core Value
   To be defined during development.
   
   ## Requirements
   - [ ] To be captured as development progresses
   
   ## Constraints
   None defined yet.
   
   ---
   *Quick-initialized. Expand as needed.*
   

4. Create config.json with defaults:

   {
     "mode": "interactive",
     "planning_depth": "standard"
   }
   

5. Initialize git if not already initialized

6. Commit initialization files

7. Output:

   ✓ Project initialized: {name}
   
   Next steps:
   - /gywd:create-roadmap - Plan your phases
   - Edit .planning/PROJECT.md - Add details anytime
   

</process> <examples> Quick init with name: ``` /gywd:init my-saas-app ```

Force greenfield (ignore existing code):

/gywd:init api-service --type greenfield

Force brownfield mapping:

/gywd:init legacy-app --type brownfield

</examples>

<success_criteria>

• PROJECT.md created with minimal content
• config.json created with defaults
• Git initialized (if needed)
• User knows next step
• Total time: under 30 seconds </success_criteria>