From project-management
This skill should be used when the user asks to "initialize project", "set up project", "init project", "create project structure", "prepare project folders", or "set up workspace". Creates the standard project directory structure with folders for requirements, tasks, and requests.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/project-management:initialize-projectThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Set up the standard project directory structure for the software development workflow.
Set up the standard project directory structure for the software development workflow.
requirements/ # Store requirements documents here
tasks/ # Workflow output: plans, TASKS.md, summary
requests/
├── todo/ # New requests waiting to be processed
└── done/ # Requests that have been executed
mkdir -p requirements
mkdir -p tasks
mkdir -p requests/todo
mkdir -p requests/done
Project initialized!
requirements/ — place your requirements .md files here
tasks/ — workflow output goes here (plans, TASKS.md, summary)
requests/todo/ — drop request files here to queue them for the orchestrator
requests/done/ — executed requests are moved here automatically
Next steps:
1. Add your requirements file to requirements/
2. Create a request with /project-management:create-request
3. Run /project-management:project-orchestrator to process pending requests
npx claudepluginhub hirogakatageri/hirokata --plugin project-managementInitializes new development projects by creating memory folder structure (architecture, implementation_process), project_state.md for 3-phase workflow tracking, and registering in project registry. Use for 'start new project' or init commands.
Creates a date-organized workspace folder with static project docs and an assets directory for code, enabling other skills to operate with project context and daily work tracking.
Sets up project directories and organizes artifacts (specs/, scripts/, notebooks/) when starting or resuming work, and associates PLAN.md with a project folder.