/new-project
Initialize a new project with deep context gathering and PROJECT.md
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/new-project
Context preview
What this command does when you run it.
Initialize a new project with deep context gathering and PROJECT.md
Command definition
new-project.mdname: new-project
description: Initialize a new project with deep context gathering and PROJECT.md
argument-hint: "[--auto]"
allowed-tools:
- Read
- Bash
- Write
- Task
- AskUserQuestion
Context
**Flags:**
- `--auto` — Automatic mode. After config questions, runs research → requirements → roadmap without further interaction.
Objective
Initialize a new project through a unified flow: questioning → research (optional) → requirements → roadmap.
**Creates:**
- `.planning/PROJECT.md` — project context and vision
- `.planning/config.json` — workflow preferences
- `.planning/research/` — domain research (optional)
- `.planning/REQUIREMENTS.md` — scoped requirements
- `.planning/ROADMAP.md` — phase structure
- `.planning/STATE.md` — project memory
**After this command:** Run `/discuss-phase 1` then `/plan-phase 1` to start execution.
Process
**Step 1 — Project Intake**
Ask the user: 1. Project name and one-line description 2. Problem being solved / user goal 3. Technology constraints (required stack, existing systems to integrate with) 4. Target users and scale 5. MVP scope — what's in phase 1 vs deferred
Collect answers before proceeding. In `--auto` mode, extract these from any provided idea document.
**Step 2 — Research (optional)**
If the domain is unfamiliar or the user wants it: spawn a `phase-researcher` agent to investigate the tech domain and write `.planning/research/RESEARCH.md`.
Skip research if:
- Codebase already exists (brownfield — use `/map-codebase` instead)
- User confirms they know the stack
**Step 3 — Write Planning Documents**
Create `.planning/PROJECT.md`:
# [Project Name]
## Vision
[One paragraph from the user's description]
## Problem Statement
[What the user is trying to solve]
## Technology Stack
[Required/chosen tech]
## Target Users
[Who uses this]
## Constraints
[Hard requirements, non-negotiables]
Create `.planning/config.json`:
{
"version": "1.0",
"workflow": {
"discuss_mode": "discuss",
"research_enabled": true
}
}**Step 4 — Requirements**
Derive requirements from the project intake. Write `.planning/REQUIREMENTS.md` with:
- Functional requirements (what it does), numbered REQ-01, REQ-02, …
- Non-functional requirements (performance, security, scale)
- Out-of-scope items (explicit exclusions)
**Step 5 — Roadmap**
Break requirements into phases. Each phase: one cohesive deliverable a user can verify. Write `.planning/ROADMAP.md`:
# Roadmap
## Phase 1: [Name]
**Goal:** [One sentence]
**Requirements:** REQ-01, REQ-02
**Deliverable:** [What the user sees when done]
## Phase 2: [Name]
...
**Step 6 — State**
Create `.planning/STATE.md`:
# Project State
**Current Phase:** 1
**Status:** initialized
**Last Updated:** [date]
**Step 7 — Confirm and Guide**
Show the user a summary of what was created. Tell them the next step: > "Run `/discuss-phase 1` to gather context for Phase 1, then `/plan-phase 1` to create the implementation plan."
Success Criteria
- [ ] Project intake complete (name, goal, stack, scope)
- [ ] `.planning/PROJECT.md` written with project context
- [ ] `.planning/config.json` written
- [ ] `.planning/REQUIREMENTS.md` written with numbered requirements
- [ ] `.planning/ROADMAP.md` written with phase breakdown
- [ ] `.planning/STATE.md` written with initial state
- [ ] User knows next steps
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name: new-project description: Initialize a new project with deep context gathering and PROJECT.md argument-hint: "[--auto]" allowed-tools: - Read - Bash - Write - Task - AskUserQuestion
Context
**Flags:**
- `--auto` — Automatic mode. After config questions, runs research → requirements → roadmap without further interaction.
Objective
Initialize a new project through a unified flow: questioning → research (optional) → requirements → roadmap.
**Creates:**
- `.planning/PROJECT.md` — project context and vision
- `.planning/config.json` — workflow preferences
- `.planning/research/` — domain research (optional)
- `.planning/REQUIREMENTS.md` — scoped requirements
- `.planning/ROADMAP.md` — phase structure
- `.planning/STATE.md` — project memory
**After this command:** Run `/discuss-phase 1` then `/plan-phase 1` to start execution.
Process
**Step 1 — Project Intake**
Ask the user: 1. Project name and one-line description 2. Problem being solved / user goal 3. Technology constraints (required stack, existing systems to integrate with) 4. Target users and scale 5. MVP scope — what's in phase 1 vs deferred
Collect answers before proceeding. In `--auto` mode, extract these from any provided idea document.
**Step 2 — Research (optional)**
If the domain is unfamiliar or the user wants it: spawn a `phase-researcher` agent to investigate the tech domain and write `.planning/research/RESEARCH.md`.
Skip research if:
- Codebase already exists (brownfield — use `/map-codebase` instead)
- User confirms they know the stack
**Step 3 — Write Planning Documents**
Create `.planning/PROJECT.md`:
# [Project Name] ## Vision [One paragraph from the user's description] ## Problem Statement [What the user is trying to solve] ## Technology Stack [Required/chosen tech] ## Target Users [Who uses this] ## Constraints [Hard requirements, non-negotiables]
Create `.planning/config.json`:
{
"version": "1.0",
"workflow": {
"discuss_mode": "discuss",
"research_enabled": true
}
}**Step 4 — Requirements**
Derive requirements from the project intake. Write `.planning/REQUIREMENTS.md` with:
- Functional requirements (what it does), numbered REQ-01, REQ-02, …
- Non-functional requirements (performance, security, scale)
- Out-of-scope items (explicit exclusions)
**Step 5 — Roadmap**
Break requirements into phases. Each phase: one cohesive deliverable a user can verify. Write `.planning/ROADMAP.md`:
# Roadmap ## Phase 1: [Name] **Goal:** [One sentence] **Requirements:** REQ-01, REQ-02 **Deliverable:** [What the user sees when done] ## Phase 2: [Name] ...
**Step 6 — State**
Create `.planning/STATE.md`:
# Project State **Current Phase:** 1 **Status:** initialized **Last Updated:** [date]
**Step 7 — Confirm and Guide**
Show the user a summary of what was created. Tell them the next step: > "Run `/discuss-phase 1` to gather context for Phase 1, then `/plan-phase 1` to create the implementation plan."
Success Criteria
- [ ] Project intake complete (name, goal, stack, scope)
- [ ] `.planning/PROJECT.md` written with project context
- [ ] `.planning/config.json` written
- [ ] `.planning/REQUIREMENTS.md` written with numbered requirements
- [ ] `.planning/ROADMAP.md` written with phase breakdown
- [ ] `.planning/STATE.md` written with initial state
- [ ] User knows next steps
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