ijfw-new-project

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Bootstrap a fresh project of any domain -- software, book, marketing campaign, landing page, design system, or product launch. Trigger: 'new project', 'start a project', 'bootstrap project', 'init a project', 'scaffold a project', /ijfw-new-project

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# IJFW New Project Domain-agnostic bootstrap. Software is one domain; book, campaign, landing-page, design-system, and launch are first-class peers. The end state is the same: a confirmed brief, durable memory, and a clear next move. ## Step 1 -- Detect domain (one question, max) Read the user's first line. Map silently: | Phrase contains | Domain | |---|---| | "app", "site", "API", "service", "CLI", "library", "tool" | `software` | | "book", "chapter", "manuscript", "novel", "essay collection" | `book` | | "campaign", "ad", "funnel", "email sequence", "drip" | `campaign` | | "landing page", "one-pager", "splash", "lead magnet" | `landing-page` | | "design system", "component library", "brand kit", "tokens" | `design-system` | | "launch", "release plan", "PR/FAQ", "go-to-market" | `launch` | If no signal, ask once: `One word: software / book / campaign / landing-page / design-system / launch?` Accept aliases. Do not interrogate. Do not assume software. ## Step 2 -- Memory recall Call `ijfw_memory_recall` with the project name + domain. If matches return, surface up to 3 relevant prior decisions inline: > `I remember: <project> -- <decision>. Want me to apply that pattern here?` If empty, say `clean slate -- no prior context` and continue. Never silent. ## Step 3 -- Brief skeleton Write `.ijfw/memory/brief.md` from the domain template: - `software` -> `claude/skills/ijfw-new-project/templates/software.brief.md` - `book` -> `claude/skills/ijfw-ne...

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Author
FerroxLabs
Repository
FerroxLabs/ijfw
Created
1 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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