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# EOS Init Initialize Engineering OS in the current repository. This sets up the knowledge layer, indexes the codebase, and discovers architecture patterns. ## Instructions ### Step 1: Check existing initialization Check if `.eos/` directory already exists in the current working directory. ```bash ls .eos/ 2>/dev/null ``` If `.eos/` already exists, inform the user: > Engineering OS is already initialized in this repository. Use `/eos-status` to see current state, or delete `.eos/` and re-run to reinitialize. If the user wants to reinitialize, confirm before proceeding. ### Step 2: Run initialization Run the Engineering OS initialization via CLI: ```bash npx engineering-os init ``` This will: - Create the `.eos/` directory structure - Index all source files in the repository - Discover architecture patterns (layers, modules, conventions) - Detect the tech stack and frameworks - Build the initial knowledge graph ### Step 3: Report results After initialization completes, call the `eos_status` MCP tool to retrieve the initialization summary. Present the results to the user in this format: **Engineering OS Initialized** - Files indexed: [count] - Architecture discovered: [patterns found] - Tech stack: [detected frameworks/languages] - Patterns found: [naming conventions, layer structure, etc.] - Knowledge layer: Ready ### Step 4: Suggest next steps Suggest the user can now: - `/eos-refine` - Refine a requirement into a specification - `/eos-context` - Query conte