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Customization

Project Kernel is meant to be edited. The seed files are strong defaults, not sacred text.

Five-Minute Customization Path

  1. Rename copied folders if your project already uses another convention.
  2. Replace bracketed placeholders like [project name].
  3. Fill setup commands and supported runtime versions.
  4. Write current goals, constraints, and assumptions.
  5. Delete sections that do not apply.

What To Customize First

  • foundation/PROJECT-RULES.md
  • foundation/SETUP-CHECKLIST.md
  • docs/README.template.md
  • memory/PROJECT-CONTEXT.template.md
  • memory/CURRENT-STATE.template.md

Keep These Stable

Try to keep these concepts even if you rename files:

  • project rules,
  • setup instructions,
  • current state,
  • decision log,
  • known issues,
  • definition of done,
  • review flow.

Stack-Specific Guidance

Add stack guidance only after the project has chosen tools. Good stack rules include:

  • command names,
  • folder placement,
  • testing strategy,
  • dependency policy,
  • deployment flow,
  • framework-specific pitfalls.

Avoid Over-Customizing

Do not turn the seed into a process maze. If a folder or checklist does not help someone make better changes, remove it.