Skill

init-project

Detects project conventions (language, test framework, linter, formatter), sets up missing tests, caches results, and scaffolds custom skills like code-review and test-write. Run /init-project once on new projects.

Javascript

Python

Rust

developer-tools

automation

npx claudepluginhub hoya324/oh-my-harness --plugin oh-my-harness

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Detect and apply project conventions for this codebase.

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Last CommitMar 24, 2026

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Detect and apply project conventions for this codebase.

Usage: /init-project

Steps

Scan the project root for: package.json, pyproject.toml, go.mod, Cargo.toml, build.gradle, pom.xml, Makefile
Identify: programming language, test framework, linter, formatter, build tool
Check if test infrastructure exists (test directories, test config files, sample tests)
If test infrastructure is missing, offer to set up:
- Test directory structure appropriate for the detected framework
- Test configuration file (jest.config, vitest.config, pytest.ini, etc.)
- A sample test file demonstrating the project's testing pattern
Read .claude/.omh/conventions.json if it exists and show cached results
Update the cache by writing detection results to .claude/.omh/conventions.json
Report all findings to the user in a summary table
Check if .claude/skills/ directory exists
If .claude/skills/ does not exist and a language was detected:
- Scaffold project-specific skills (code-review, test-write, lint-fix) based on detected conventions
- Use the detected test framework, linter, and formatter in skill templates
- Report scaffolded skills to the user
If .claude/skills/ already exists, inform the user that existing skills are preserved

This is typically run once when starting work on a new project.