Eight parts, the whole command set: from init through the loop, autonomous mode, state and health. But the whole time we built pycalc from scratch — mini init on an empty directory, phase by phase. We skirted one scenario: what if a project is already running and you want to bring mini into it after the fact? There are three commands for that. And because it's the finale, at the end we'll open pycalc on GitHub.
For the onboarding I'll use a second, fresh example — notekeep, a small existing note-keeper CLI that has its own GSD-style planning folder (.planning/) and a few lines of code. Exactly the situation mini arrives into from the outside.
import-gsd — from a GSD roadmap into mini
When a project already has a plan in GSD structure (.planning/PROJECT.md, .planning/ROADMAP.md, phases), import-gsd extracts a skeleton from it:
cd notekeep
