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moradin-initlisted

Initialize a Moradin workshop in the current directory. Run once per instance.
CloseTheLoops/moradin · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill CloseTheLoops/moradin
# moradin:init Use this skill to set up a fresh Moradin workshop. Typically run once per instance, right after cloning the template. ## When invoked `/moradin:init` The operator just cloned the template (or used "Use this template" on GitHub). This skill walks them through first-time setup. ## What you do 1. **Verify structure.** Check that `memory/{principles,patterns,references,lessons}/`, `projects/`, `templates/`, `examples/` exist. If any are missing, create them. 2. **Initialize indexes.** Run `python scripts/refresh_indexes.py` to create empty `_INDEX.md` files. 3. **Ask the operator:** - "Do you have an existing project you want Moradin to help build? If yes, tell me its name and where it lives." - "If yes, I'll create `projects/<name>/state.md` and link it." 4. **Optional first content.** - "Want to capture your first principle? (universal rules that apply to any project)" - If yes, walk through writing one to `memory/principles/` using `templates/principle.template.md`. 5. **Point them at the front door.** Explain in two sentences: "The main way to use Moradin is `/moradin:forge` — open a session, name a project folder or a brand-new idea, and it guides you from there, start to finish. Everything else (capture, recall, audit) is the memory layer that makes each project smarter than the last." 6. **Summarize what's set up.** List the directories, the first project slot if created, the first principle if any — and end with the `/moradin:forge` p