init-project-memorylisted

# Initialize Project Memory System You are scaffolding the `.claude/` session memory system into a new project. This creates the file structure that the `session-start`, `session-update`, and `session-end` skills depend on. ## Step 1: Pre-Flight Checks 1. Verify this is a git repository (`git rev-parse --git-dir`). If not, stop and tell the user — the session system is git-grounded. 2. Check if `.claude/SESSION_LOG.md` already exists. If it does, warn the user and ask before overwriting: > "This project already has a session memory system. Overwrite it? (This won't touch settings.json or skills/)" ## Step 2: Gather Project Info Ask the user: 1. **Project name** — e.g., "Acme Widget Manager" 2. **Short identifier** — e.g., `widget-mgr` (used in headers) 3. **One-line description** — what the project is 4. **Tech stack** — e.g., "FastAPI + React + PostgreSQL + Docker" (used in CONTEXT.md template) 5. **Should I create a CLAUDE.md?** — if one doesn't already exist If the user says "just use defaults" or similar, infer what you can from the repo (package.json, pyproject.toml, docker-compose.yml, etc.) and fill in reasonable defaults. Confirm before writing. ## Step 3: Create Directory Structure ```bash mkdir -p .claude ``` ## Step 4: Write Template Files Create each file. Do NOT overwrite files that already exist (e.g., `settings.json`, `settings.local.json`, existing skills) unless the user explicitly asked to reset. ### `.claude/CONTEXT.md` ```markdown # {{Proje