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aidd-framework

aidd-context

Knowledge production plugin for the AI-Driven Development framework.

Status: stable.

First time? Install with /plugin install aidd-context@aidd-framework, then run aidd-context:00-onboard.

Covers project bootstrap, the project memory bank, generation of context artifacts (skills, agents, rules, commands, hooks), Mermaid diagrams, learning, project exploration, recipes, and a plain-language onboarding guide.

Skills

Bracket ID Skill Description
[1.0] onboard Guide the user through the AIDD flow on the current project, in plain language, and suggest the next logical step, adapted to the installed plugins.
[1.1] bootstrap Imagine and validate the technical architecture of a new SaaS through interactive Q&A, candidate-stack comparison, multi-agent audit, and an INSTALL.md output.
[1.2] project-memory Initialize or refresh the project memory bank from a capability-based model, and carry the memory block into the AI context files.
[1.3] context-generate Generate context artifacts: router-based skills, agents, rules, slash commands, hooks, plugin scaffolds, and plugin marketplaces.
[1.4] mermaid Generate high-quality Mermaid diagrams from markdown content using a structured plan-validate workflow.
[1.5] learn Capture durable learnings from the conversation or git history, score each, and route the worthwhile ones to memory, a decision record, a rule, or a new skill.
[1.6] explore Survey the project across three axes (tooling, context, codebase), then drill into one axis and point to the best-matching item for a goal.
[1.7] cook Maintain the project's recipes/ how-to sheets: list every recipe, or create and update one from the canonical recipe template.

Onboarding

New to AIDD, or unsure what to run next? Invoke aidd-context:00-onboard. The skill:

  1. Reads the project silently: the memory bank, the code and stack, any spec or plan, and which AIDD plugins are installed.
  2. Explains in plain language where the project sits in the AIDD flow and suggests the next logical step, resolved to a skill that is actually installed, then offers a short numbered menu.
  3. Loops back to reading the project after each step so the guidance always reflects the current state.

Onboard adapts to whatever plugins are installed: it suggests by function and discovers the skills that fill each step, so a skill added later shows up on its own.