Faf-skills faf-wizard

Done-for-you .faf generator. Creates AI-context DNA for ANY project — new, legacy, famous, or forgotten. Detects stack, mines existing context, generates project.faf, scores AI-readiness. Use when onboarding AI to any codebase. Works with Claude, Cursor, Gemini CLI, WARP, Windsurf. See also faf-expert for the mechanic's manual.

install
source · Clone the upstream repo
git clone https://github.com/Wolfe-Jam/faf-skills
Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/
T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/Wolfe-Jam/faf-skills "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/skills/faf-wizard" ~/.claude/skills/wolfe-jam-faf-skills-faf-wizard && rm -rf "$T"
manifest: skills/faf-wizard/SKILL.md
source content

FAF Wizard - Done For You

The pit crew. Point it at any project, get a scored

.faf
file back. See also:
faf-expert
— the mechanic's manual for when you want to understand every bolt.

What This Does

Generates a

project.faf
file for any codebase. You don't need to know the format — the wizard handles detection, generation, scoring, and reporting.

You: "Set up project context for this repo"
Wizard: Detects stack → generates project.faf → scores it → reports gaps

The Problem It Solves

Even famous repos score 0%. React. Kubernetes. Rails. Django. None have AI-context.

What existsWhat it answers
README.md"What does this do?" (for humans)
docs/"How do I use this?" (for humans)
project.faf"How should AI help build this?" (for AI)

Documentation tells humans how to use code. AI-context tells AI how to help you write it. They're not the same thing.

Works on ANY Project

Project StateWhat FAF Wizard Does
Brand newOptimized AI context from line one
Legacy codebaseAI finally understands the archaeology
Famous OSSEven React needs this (it doesn't have one)
Side projectStop re-explaining every session
Client handoffPortable context for any AI tool

Workflow

Step 1: Detect Stack

Look for manifest files:

  • package.json
    → Node.js/TypeScript
  • Cargo.toml
    → Rust
  • pyproject.toml
    → Python
  • go.mod
    → Go
  • pom.xml
    → Java
  • Gemfile
    → Ruby

No manifest? Still generate — ask user for stack info.

Step 2: Mine Existing Context

Pull signals from what exists:

  • README.md (description, purpose)
  • docs/ (architecture decisions)
  • CLAUDE.md or .cursorrules (existing AI context — migrate it)
  • Package manifests (dependencies reveal intent)
  • Directory structure (architecture patterns)

Step 3: Generate project.faf

Create focused AI context at project root using Mk4 33-slot structure:

faf_version: "3.0"

project:
  name: my-project
  goal: One-line purpose
  main_language: typescript

human_context:
  who: Solo developer
  what: REST API for task management
  why: Learning project, portfolio piece
  where: Vercel (serverless)
  when: Started March 2026
  how: TypeScript, Express, PostgreSQL

stack:
  frontend: react
  css_framework: tailwind
  backend: express
  api_type: rest
  runtime: node
  database: postgresql
  hosting: vercel
  build: vite
  cicd: github-actions

Keep under 200 lines. Only what changes AI behavior.

Step 4: Score and Report

Generated: project.faf
AI-Readiness: 87% 🥉 Bronze — Production ready

Filled: 9/11 active slots
Ignored: 22 slots (not applicable for this project type)

To reach Silver (95%):
  - Add deployment details (+5%)
  - Document API patterns (+3%)

Tier System (Mk4)

ScoreTierEmoji
100%Trophy🏆
99%+Gold🥇
95%+Silver🥈
85%+Bronze🥉
70%+Green🟢
55%+Yellow🟡
> 0%Red🔴
0%White🤍

Target: 🥉 Bronze (85%+). This is where AI collaboration becomes productive.

Migration

When CLAUDE.md or .cursorrules exist:

  • Offer to migrate to .faf (portable format)
  • .faf works in Cursor, Gemini, WARP, Windsurf — not just Claude
  • YAML structure parses better than freeform markdown

Validation

Generated files must:

  • Be valid YAML
  • Have
    faf_version
    and
    project.name
  • Contain NO secrets or credentials
  • Stay under 500 lines

Credentials

  • IANA Media Type:
    application/vnd.faf+yaml
  • Anthropic MCP: Registry #2759 (merged)
  • Website: https://faf.one