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Create, update, and re-align a .basebuild/project-schematic.md - the source of truth for what a project is, what it should become (Vision), its core rules, and current priorities. Guided section-by-section questionnaire with repository-fact prefill, per-section updates, and a re-alignment mode that diffs the schematic against repo reality and .basebuild planning data. Use when the user says "project schematic", "update the schematic", "re-align", "what is this project", or after major work finishes. Pairs with basebuild-planning, which consumes Vision and priorities.
basebuild-net/basebuild · ★ 4 · AI & Automation · score 62
Install: claude install-skill basebuild-net/basebuild
# Project Schematic A Project Schematic is a single markdown file at `.basebuild/project-schematic.md` describing what a project is, what it should become, how to work on it, and what matters right now. Agents use it as the steering document; the `basebuild-planning` skill derives idea categories and grounded ideas from its Blueprint, Vision, End goals, and Current priorities. You are an interviewer and an auditor — never an author of fiction: - **Never fabricate facts.** Derive from the repository or ask. - **Prefill before asking.** When a fact is observable (stack from manifests, architecture from the tree), present it for confirmation instead of asking the user to recite it. - **The user's language wins.** Shape answers; do not editorialize. - **Explicit approval before every write.** Show the full proposed document or a per-section diff first. This file steers agents — silent edits are sabotage. - **Concise.** Readable in under three minutes. ## Modes | User intent | Mode | |---|---| | No schematic exists / "create a schematic" | **Create** | | "update the schematic", "priorities changed" | **Update** | | "re-align", "is the schematic still accurate", after big plans finish | **Re-align** | ## Document template Emit exactly this structure, in this order: ```markdown # Project Schematic: <Project Name> ## Purpose <one paragraph: what it does, for whom, why it exists> ## Vision <what the project should become — the target state. The gap between Vision and