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Use on the first substantive work in a project MasterMind isn't set up for yet, when the user says "init", "initialize", "set up MasterMind", "onboard", "get me ready", or when no field pack matches the project's detected stack.
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Use on the first substantive work in a project MasterMind isn't set up for yet, when the user says "init", "initialize", "set up MasterMind", "onboard", "get me ready", or when no field pack matches the project's detected stack.
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Initialize: get MasterMind ready for this project, fast
The goal: a new user goes from "installed" to "the brain is set up for my stack and knows what I'm building" in a few quick steps: a handoff, not an intake form. Detect what you can; ask the rest. Run once per project; if this project already built its field, you're set: skip this.
Nothing ships pre-baked. A fresh install carries only the engine and engineering/fields/_template/
no field, because a pack tuned to someone else's stack is worse than none (dead weight that misleads).
So init's core job is to build this project's field from the template, tuned to the real stack. This
is where the measured quality lift comes from; without it you still apply solid general judgment, but the
domain pack is the difference.
Keep it short (the #1 rule)
Detect before asking: read the answers out of the project, and make the technical calls yourself. A developed project needs zero questions: continue with its own stack. A greenfield project needs one open question ("what do you want to build?"), answered in their own words. The whole thing should feel like 20 seconds, then you're working.
Path A: the project already has code
- Detect the stack:
package.json/lockfile, configs, framework + versions, DB, test runner, folder shape (core/agent-loop.md). This is free, read it rather than asking. - Set up its field:
- This project already built a field that fits → load it. Done. (Nothing else ships, so this only happens on a re-run of a project that was set up before.)
- Otherwise: build one from
engineering/fields/_template/, tuned to the detected stack: a one-time bootstrap (levelup bootstrap), stated as a trade-off, not a menu: "a few minutes now makes me much sharper on your stack: its real defaults, pitfalls, and review rules. It's once per field, then reused for every task." Build it to fit one real stack, and keep it lean, tailoring prunes as much as it adds (active-field.md). Fill the pack's "Where things are" section from what step 1 already detected: the half-dozen entry-point pointers (components, routes, state, tests + run command, config, the one file that explains the architecture fastest). This is the narrow exception to "skip the directory listing" below: a full tree is re-derivable noise, but these few pointers are what stop every future task from re-running discovery. Then pointactive-field.mdat it and regenerate the router from the brain you are installed into:node .mastermind/scripts/build-router.mjsfor a per-project brain, the default. Under--sharedthe brain is the one in your home directory, so run that same script from there. A barescripts/…path is the project's own directory and fails with MODULE_NOT_FOUND.
- Fill the project brief (
.mastermind/brief.md). An isolated install seeds it; under--sharedthere is no project brain, so create the file yourself at that path. The field pack holds the stack; the brief holds this project: what it is, the words it uses for its own ideas, what breaks and who feels it, what cannot be undone here, and how it ships. Most of it comes from step 1. Ask the user only for what the code cannot tell you, which is usually who feels an outage and which actions are irreversible. Keep it under about 40 lines: it is read every session. This is what stops a change that is technically correct and operationally wrong. - Respect the project: match its conventions and keep the stack it already chose
(
stack-defaults.md: the project wins).
Path B: greenfield (empty folder / nothing built yet)
Nothing to detect, so ask one open question, in the user's own words rather than a menu of stack options:
"What do you want to build?"
Let them describe it freely: a product, an app, a feature, technical or not. Then read their answer:
- They named the tech (a framework, language, database) → use it.
- They only described the product → assume they may not be an engineer, and make the stack call for them. You choose the architecture and tech stack that best fit what they described. That's the prime directive (decide for them), then state the choice with a one-line why and proceed without pausing: "I'll build this as Next.js + Postgres: best fit for a realtime habit tracker." (If they later want something different, they'll say so.)
Then set up the field pack(s) for that stack, load or bootstrap all it needs (a real app needs
frontend + backend: UI and auth/tenancy/data/jobs). Offer to scaffold the starting point
(repo/toolchain/env), then hand to build / architect for the first slice.
The first result comes before setup finishes
If the user is eager to build now, start the first vertical slice on general judgment and run pack-bootstrap as an after-first-slice / background step: a multi-minute research detour waits its turn behind their first working result.
Show the plan before you write the pack
Building a field takes minutes of research and lands real files, so let the user see it as a proposal first: a few lines, not a document:
Detected: Next.js 15 · React 19 · TypeScript · Postgres/Prisma · Vitest
I'll build a `frontend` field with: stack defaults for this exact combination ·
review rules for React 19 · an empty lessons file that fills as we work.
Starting now: say the word if the stack reading is off.
State it and proceed; this announces rather than asks. It costs one line and catches the one failure worth catching: a wrong stack reading becoming a pack that's subtly wrong about everything.
Store only what can't be re-derived: plus the pack's few "Where things are" entry-point pointers (step 2's named exception). Skip the full directory listing and the dependency list, the model can read those any time. Keep the pitfalls, the non-obvious conventions, and the decisions someone would otherwise have to rediscover.
Always end with a short report
Both paths finish with a ~5-line report so the setup is visible and the user knows what's ready:
▸ MasterMind ready
stack: Next.js 15 · React 19 · Postgres/Prisma (detected)
fields: frontend + backend (built from _template for your stack)
conventions: matched your existing style
next: tell me what to build, I'll run the build loop.
Then proceed straight into their actual task: the report is a line you pass through, not a checkpoint.
Optional preferences: offer once, then remember
After the ready report, offer these once: both skippable, both default off:
"Two optional preferences, both off by default. I'll remember your answers: (1) a short written report at the end of each build/QA cycle? (markdown / html) (2) plan-first: on bigger tasks, should I show the plan and wait for your OK before editing?"
Record the answers in .mastermind/prefs.md, seeded by an isolated install and created by you
under --shared, one line each. Both preferences are defined by
their implementations, skills/build/SKILL.md (plan-first gate) and skills/report/SKILL.md
(cycle-report values); read those for the exact keys and accepted values rather than restating them here.
Ask once and let it go: a shrug or silence defaults both off and you move straight on. They can change
either anytime ("reports on", "plan first from now on"). (Keep it to this single light offer: one ask,
then work.)
Gotchas
- Run once per project: check for a matching field pack first, and load it if one is already there.
- One open question, kept open-ended: greenfield asks only "what do you want to build?"; if the user isn't technical, you pick the stack (decide for them), state it, and move, the choice is yours to make.
- Full-stack means both packs: the classic failure is a polished UI on an unguarded backend; load the backend pack whenever auth/data/tenancy/billing are in scope.
- This sets up knowledge, not your repo's config, repo edits happen only as part of doing the task.
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---
name: init
description: Use on the first substantive work in a project MasterMind isn't set up for yet, when the user says "init", "initialize", "set up MasterMind", "onboard", "get me ready", or when no field pack matches the project's detected stack.
---
# Initialize: get MasterMind ready for this project, fast
The goal: a new user goes from "installed" to "the brain is set up for my stack and knows what I'm
building" in a **few quick steps**: a handoff, not an intake form. Detect what you can; ask the rest.
Run **once per project**; if this project already built its field, you're set: skip this.
**Nothing ships pre-baked.** A fresh install carries only the engine and `engineering/fields/_template/`
no field, because a pack tuned to someone else's stack is worse than none (dead weight that misleads).
So init's core job is to **build this project's field from the template**, tuned to the real stack. This
is where the measured quality lift comes from; without it you still apply solid general judgment, but the
domain pack is the difference.
## Keep it short (the #1 rule)
**Detect before asking: read the answers out of the project, and make the technical calls yourself.**
A developed project needs **zero questions**: continue with its own stack. A greenfield project needs **one
open question** ("what do you want to build?"), answered in their own words. The whole thing should feel
like 20 seconds, then you're working.
## Path A: the project already has code
1. **Detect the stack**: `package.json`/lockfile, configs, framework + versions, DB, test runner, folder
shape (`core/agent-loop.md`). This is free, read it rather than asking.
2. **Set up its field:**
- **This project already built a field that fits** → load it. Done. (Nothing else ships, so this only
happens on a re-run of a project that was set up before.)
- **Otherwise: build one** from `engineering/fields/_template/`, tuned to the detected stack: a
**one-time bootstrap** (`levelup bootstrap`), stated as a trade-off, not a menu: *"a few minutes now
makes me much sharper on your stack: its real defaults, pitfalls, and review rules. It's once per
field, then reused for every task."* Build it to fit **one real stack**, and keep it lean, tailoring
**prunes as much as it adds** (`active-field.md`). **Fill the pack's "Where things are" section**
from what step 1 already detected: the half-dozen entry-point pointers (components, routes, state,
tests + run command, config, the one file that explains the architecture fastest). This is the
narrow exception to "skip the directory listing" below: a full tree is re-derivable noise, but
these few pointers are what stop every future task from re-running discovery. Then point
`active-field.md` at it and regenerate the router **from the brain you are installed into**:
`node .mastermind/scripts/build-router.mjs` for a per-project brain, the default. Under
`--shared` the brain is the one in your home directory, so run that same script from there.
A bare `scripts/…` path is the project's own directory and fails with MODULE_NOT_FOUND.
3. **Fill the project brief** (`.mastermind/brief.md`). An isolated install seeds it; under
`--shared` there is no project brain, so create the file yourself at that path. The field pack holds the
stack; the brief holds *this* project: what it is, the words it uses for its own ideas, what breaks
and who feels it, what cannot be undone here, and how it ships. Most of it comes from step 1. Ask
the user only for what the code cannot tell you, which is usually who feels an outage and which
actions are irreversible. **Keep it under about 40 lines**: it is read every session. This is what
stops a change that is technically correct and operationally wrong.
4. **Respect the project**: match its conventions and keep the stack it already chose
(`stack-defaults.md`: the project wins).
## Path B: greenfield (empty folder / nothing built yet)
Nothing to detect, so ask **one open question, in the user's own words rather than a menu of stack options:**
> *"What do you want to build?"*
Let them describe it freely: a product, an app, a feature, **technical or not**. Then read their answer:
- **They named the tech** (a framework, language, database) → use it.
- **They only described the product** → assume they may not be an engineer, and **make the stack call for
them.** *You* choose the architecture and tech stack that best fit what they described. That's the
prime directive (decide for them), then state the choice with a one-line *why* and **proceed without
pausing**: *"I'll build this as Next.js + Postgres: best fit for a realtime habit tracker."* (If they
later want something different, they'll say so.)
Then set up the field pack(s) for that stack, **load or bootstrap all it needs** (a real app needs
**frontend + backend**: UI *and* auth/tenancy/data/jobs). Offer to scaffold the starting point
(repo/toolchain/env), then hand to `build` / `architect` for the first slice.
## The first result comes before setup finishes
If the user is eager to build *now*, start the first vertical slice on general judgment and run
pack-bootstrap **as an after-first-slice / background step**: a multi-minute research detour waits its
turn behind their first working result.
## Show the plan before you write the pack
Building a field takes minutes of research and lands real files, so let the user see it as a proposal
first: a few lines, not a document:
```text
Detected: Next.js 15 · React 19 · TypeScript · Postgres/Prisma · Vitest
I'll build a `frontend` field with: stack defaults for this exact combination ·
review rules for React 19 · an empty lessons file that fills as we work.
Starting now: say the word if the stack reading is off.
```
State it and proceed; this announces rather than asks. It costs one line and catches the one failure
worth catching: a wrong stack reading becoming a pack that's subtly wrong about everything.
**Store only what can't be re-derived**: plus the pack's few "Where things are" entry-point pointers
(step 2's named exception). Skip the full directory listing and the dependency list, the model
can read those any time. Keep the pitfalls, the non-obvious conventions, and the decisions someone
would otherwise have to rediscover.
## Always end with a short report
Both paths finish with a **~5-line** report so the setup is visible and the user knows what's ready:
```
▸ MasterMind ready
stack: Next.js 15 · React 19 · Postgres/Prisma (detected)
fields: frontend + backend (built from _template for your stack)
conventions: matched your existing style
next: tell me what to build, I'll run the build loop.
```
Then proceed straight into their actual task: the report is a line you pass through, not a checkpoint.
## Optional preferences: offer once, then remember
After the ready report, offer these once: both skippable, both default **off**:
> *"Two optional preferences, both off by default. I'll remember your answers:*
> *(1) a short written **report** at the end of each build/QA cycle? (markdown / html)*
> *(2) **plan-first**: on bigger tasks, should I show the plan and wait for your OK before editing?"*
Record the answers in **`.mastermind/prefs.md`**, seeded by an isolated install and created by you
under `--shared`, one line each. Both preferences are defined by
their implementations, **`skills/build/SKILL.md`** (plan-first gate) and **`skills/report/SKILL.md`**
(`cycle-report` values); read those for the exact keys and accepted values rather than restating them here.
Ask once and let it go: a shrug or silence defaults both `off` and you move straight on. They can change
either anytime ("reports on", "plan first from now on"). (Keep it to this single light offer: one ask,
then work.)
## Gotchas
- **Run once per project**: check for a matching field pack first, and load it if one is already there.
- **One open question, kept open-ended**: greenfield asks only "what do you want to build?"; if the user
isn't technical, *you* pick the stack (decide for them), state it, and move, the choice is yours to make.
- **Full-stack means both packs**: the classic failure is a polished UI on an unguarded backend; load
the backend pack whenever auth/data/tenancy/billing are in scope.
- This sets up *knowledge*, not your repo's config, repo edits happen only as part of doing the task.
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- Sep 13, 2026
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- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
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- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, shell or command execution
- GitHub adoption: 24 GitHub stars
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