AI Workspace Initializer FAQs

Question 1

How does the /doc command work?

Accepted Answer

The /doc command creates a timestamped markdown file in the dev-docs/ directory and attempts to open it in VMark for immediate editing, facilitating easy documentation of technical decisions.

Question 2

What tools are compatible with this workspace structure?

Accepted Answer

The structure is designed to be natively compatible with Claude Code, Codex CLI, and Gemini CLI, using a shared AGENTS.md file to synchronize context.

Question 3

Should I choose Public or Private mode during initialization?

Accepted Answer

Public mode is recommended for teams who want to share AI instructions and project context via Git. Private mode is best for individual projects where you want to keep your AI configurations local and gitignored.

Question 4

Where should I add my project-specific AI instructions?

Accepted Answer

All shared instructions should be added to AGENTS.md. This file is automatically imported by CLAUDE.md and GEMINI.md to ensure consistency across different tools.

Question 5

Can I add custom rules and subagents?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the skill creates a .claude/ directory with specific subfolders for 'rules', 'agents', and 'skills' to keep your custom AI behaviors organized and modular.

AI Workspace Initializer

Key Features

Use Cases

AI Workspace Initializer

Key Features

Use Cases