quoth-init

# Quoth Memory v2 Initialization

This skill initializes Quoth Memory v2 for the current project.

## Steps

### 1. Check Current State

First, check if `.quoth/` already exists:

```bash
ls -la .quoth/ 2>/dev/null || echo "Not initialized"
```

If exists, ask user if they want to reinitialize (will preserve existing content).

### 2. Gather Configuration

Ask the user using AskUserQuestion:

**Question 1: Strictness Level**
- **Blocking** (recommended for teams) - Claude cannot write code until reasoning is documented
- **Reminder** - Claude gets gentle prompts but isn't blocked
- **Off** - No enforcement, manual capture only

**Question 2: Knowledge Types**
Multi-select from:
- decisions (default: on) - Architecture choices
- patterns (default: on) - Code patterns
- errors (default: on) - Failures and fixes
- knowledge (default: on) - General context
- selectors - UI selectors (for frontend projects)
- api - API documentation (for backend projects)

**Question 3: Gates (if strictness = blocking)**
Multi-select from:
- require_reasoning_before_edit (default: on)
- require_quoth_search (default: on)
- require_error_documentation (default: off)

### 3. Create Structure

Create the `.quoth/` folder structure:

```bash
mkdir -p .quoth/sessions

# Create config.json with user choices
cat > .quoth/config.json << 'EOF'
{
  "version": "2.0",
  "project_id": "",
  "project_slug": "PROJECT_NAME",
  "strictness": "STRICTNESS_CHOICE",
  "types": [TYPE_ARRAY],
  "gates": {
    "require_reasoning_before_edit": GATE_1,
    "require_quoth_search": GATE_2,
    "require_error_documentation": GATE_3
  },
  "created_at": "TIMESTAMP"
}
EOF
```

### 4. Create Type Files

For each selected type, create the corresponding `.quoth/{type}.md` file with a header:

**decisions.md:**
```markdown
# Decisions

Architecture and design decisions for this project.

<!-- Add entries using the format:
## [YYYY-MM-DD] Decision Title

**Context:** Why was this decision needed?

**Decision:** What was de