prolog-initializerlisted

# Prolog Agent Toolkit — Dialect-Aware Project Initializer & Workflow Skill This skill provides authoritative instructions and automation for initializing Prolog projects, generating modules, generating project templates, producing POSIX bash initialization scripts, and running release workflows across **Scryer Prolog**, **SWI-Prolog**, and **Trealla Prolog**. ## Virtual Commands & Workflows ### 1. Project Initializer Tool (`prolog-agent init`) ```bash prolog-agent init <project-name> [--dialect scryer|swi|trealla] ``` If dialect is omitted, default to **scryer**. **Initializer Workflow:** 1. **Directory Structure**: Create `<project-name>/` with `src/`, `tests/`, `README.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`, and `.agents/` symlink/copy. 2. **Packaging**: - **Scryer**: Create `bakage.toml` (`name`, `version="0.1.0"`, `modules=["src/<project-name>.pl"]`, `requires=[]`). - **SWI**: Create `pack.pl` (`name('<project-name>')`, `version('0.1.0')`, `title`, `author`). - **Trealla**: No packaging manifest created. 3. **Starter Module**: Create `src/<project-name>.pl` with module header, Covington documentation comments, DCG stub, and pure predicate. 4. **Test Harness**: - **Scryer / Trealla / ISO**: Create `tests/testing.pl`. - **SWI**: Create `tests/test_<project-name>.pl` using `plunit`. 5. **Dialect Standards**: Include `scryer-prolog-standards`, `swi-prolog-standards`, `trealla-prolog-standards`, and `prolog-conventions`. 6. **README.md**: Create canonical onboarding README wi