CLI — init

aynig init

aynig init bootstraps the current git repository with the files and folders that AYNIG expects.

It is safe to re-run. Existing files are left in place and missing pieces are created.

Behavior

• Requires the current directory to be a git repository.
• Creates .aynig/ if it does not already exist.
• Creates .aynig/command/ if it does not already exist.
• Creates .aynig/COMMANDS.md only when .aynig/ is newly created.
• Creates .aynig/CONTRACT.md when it is missing.
• Creates .aynig/command/clean when it is missing.
• Creates .worktrees/ when it is missing.
• Ensures .worktrees/ and .aynig/logs/ are present in .gitignore.
• Skips existing files instead of overwriting them.

Options

This command has no flags.

Files Created

Depending on what already exists, aynig init may create:

• .aynig/
• .aynig/COMMANDS.md
• .aynig/CONTRACT.md
• .aynig/command/
• .aynig/command/clean
• .worktrees/
• .gitignore entries for .worktrees/ and .aynig/logs/

Examples

Initialize the current repository:

aynig init

Initialize after creating a new git repo:

git init && aynig init

Re-run initialization to fill in missing files without overwriting existing ones:

aynig init