Add a rocketride init command to the CLI that initializes a RocketRide project from the terminal, without requiring an IDE.
Motivation
The VS Code extension already scaffolds a RocketRide workspace during project setup. This feature brings that same capability to the terminal so developers can initialize a project immediately after cloning a repo, with no IDE dependency.
Behavior
When a user runs rocketride init in a directory, the .rocketride/ directory should be created and populated with everything an agent needs to start building pipelines:
- Agent markdown files (context and instructions for agents working in this project)
- Pipeline templates or scaffolding
- Any other files the VS Code extension currently generates on init
Acceptance Criteria
rocketride init works from any terminal without an IDE installed
- Output matches what the VS Code extension scaffolds (use extension as reference implementation)
- Subsequent runs should not overwrite existing files without a confirmation prompt or flag
- Command should be documented under
rocketride --help
Add a
rocketride initcommand to the CLI that initializes a RocketRide project from the terminal, without requiring an IDE.Motivation
The VS Code extension already scaffolds a RocketRide workspace during project setup. This feature brings that same capability to the terminal so developers can initialize a project immediately after cloning a repo, with no IDE dependency.
Behavior
When a user runs
rocketride initin a directory, the.rocketride/directory should be created and populated with everything an agent needs to start building pipelines:Acceptance Criteria
rocketride initworks from any terminal without an IDE installedrocketride --help