Initialize Context Engineering Infrastructure

You are being asked to initialize the Context Engineering infrastructure for this project using the Centauro framework.

Task Overview

This command will:

1. Create the .centauro/ directory structure
2. Set up the initial README and configuration files

Step-by-Step Instructions

Step 1: Create Directory Structure

Create the following directory structure in the current project:

.centauro/
├── contexts/
│   ├── c1-instructions/
│   ├── c2-knowledge/
│   ├── c3-tools/
│   ├── c4-memory/
│   ├── c5-state/
│   └── .gitignore
├── templates/
└── README.md

Instructions:

• Check if .centauro/ already exists. If it does, ask the user if they want to reinitialize or skip.
• Use mkdir -p to create nested directories relative to the current working directory
• Create component subdirectories in .centauro/contexts/:
  • c1-instructions/ - For HOW to do things (methodologies, workflows, processes)
  • c2-knowledge/ - For WHAT things are (domain knowledge, frameworks, reference materials)
  • c3-tools/ - For technical capabilities (APIs, functions, integrations)
  • c4-memory/ - For past experiences (decisions, learnings, historical context)
  • c5-state/ - For current situation (active resources, present configuration)

Create .centauro/contexts/.gitignore:

# Ignore sensitive or temporary context files
**/secrets.md
**/temp-*.md
**/.DS_Store

Create .centauro/README.md explaining:

• The purpose of the directory structure
• The six-component framework: C = A(c₁, c₂, c₃, c₄, c₅, c₆)
• Brief description of each component type
• Purpose of the templates/ folder (for user's custom context templates)
• How to use the context-engineering skill and context-manager agent

Step 2: Report Results

After successful initialization, show the user:

✅ Context Engineering infrastructure initialized successfully!

Directory structure created:
.centauro/
├── contexts/
│   ├── c1-instructions/
│   ├── c2-knowledge/
│   ├── c3-tools/
│   ├── c4-memory/
│   ├── c5-state/
│   └── .gitignore
├── templates/
└── README.md

Next steps:
1. Read .centauro/README.md for detailed framework information
2. Use /centauro:process to import content from existing files or documentation
3. Start using: For any non-trivial task, Claude will load relevant contexts via the centauro:context-engineering skill
4. Use /centauro:reflect after completing significant tasks to capture learnings

The .centauro/contexts/ directory is ready to store your project-specific contexts organized by the six-component framework.

Important Notes

• The c6-query component is intentionally omitted from the directory structure as it represents the immediate user request and is not stored as files
• Use the /centauro:process command to import and classify content from existing documentation or files
• Always use semantic versioning for newly created context files (start at 1.0.0)
• The setup command only creates the directory structure - it does not modify any existing project files