v0.3.0 — ai-bootstrap new: project-scope skills

Project-scope skills + agents — different bundles per project.

Added

• ai-bootstrap new subcommand — bootstrap any folder as a project:
  1. Ask the project name (defaults to folder name)
  2. Ask "what is this project?" with 9 intent choices that auto-map to a bundle:
     • SaaS / Fullstack → developer
     • AI Creator content → creator
     • Marketing / SMM → marketer
     • Mobile app → developer
     • Data analysis / dashboard → developer
     • Client agency work → full-stack
     • Startup / founder → founder
     • Open source library → developer
     • Just basics → foundation
  3. Allow bundle override
  4. Ask for 1-2 sentence project description (goes into CLAUDE.md)
  5. Allow custom project-specific rules
  6. Install skills to <project>/.claude/skills/ (PROJECT scope)
  7. Install agents to <project>/.claude/agents/ (PROJECT scope)
  8. Write <project>/CLAUDE.md with project metadata + bundle reference
  9. Save state to <project>/.claude/ai-bootstrap-project.json

Why this matters

Previously, ai-bootstrap installed ONE bundle globally (~/.claude/). Every
project saw the same skill set. Real users have multiple identities — AI
creator on Monday, full-stack dev on Tuesday, marketer on Wednesday — and
need different skills per project.

Claude Code's project-scope skills (<project>/.claude/skills/) load ONLY
when working inside that project. This gives you the right tools per context
without polluting every session.

Changed

• installSkills(names, targetDir?) — second arg defaults to ~/.claude/skills/
  for backward compat; project install passes <project>/.claude/skills/
• installAgents(names, targetDir?) — same pattern
• Help text reorganized: user-scope wizard vs project-scope new

Testing

• New smoke test: 'project-scope install' — verifies skills install to
  project dir, user-scope dir NOT affected
• E2E test updated for help text changes
• 127 tests passing (was 124)

Workflow

# Once per machine — universal foundation:
npx @azerogluemin/ai-bootstrap   # picks foundation/minimal user-scope

# Then per project:
cd ~/Projects/my-saas && ai-bootstrap new     # → developer bundle
cd ~/Projects/azerogluemin-content && ai-bootstrap new   # → creator bundle
cd ~/Clients/restaurant-smm && ai-bootstrap new   # → marketer bundle

Each project sees only its own bundle. No skill pollution.