What setup creates

Written for version 0.1.14. Sources: the repository blueprint and the starter files.

This manual walks through every file a project set up with the plugin has: what each is for, who edits it, and what the assistant does with it. This page is the map. An existing project keeps its own layout unless its team chooses to change it, so yours may differ.

repository/
├── analysis-plan.md          what the analysis must do
├── AGENTS.md                 the rules for working here
├── ARCHITECTURE.md           how the code is built, once it exists
├── REPOSITORY-BLUEPRINT.md   the intended layout
├── README.Rmd, README.md     overview and how to run it
├── references.bib            verified citations
├── references/               supporting documents
├── .gitignore                what Git must never pick up
├── R/
│   ├── main.R                runs the analysis in order
│   ├── setup.R               packages and shared constants
│   ├── functions.R           reusable helpers
│   ├── <one script per step>
│   ├── tables.R, figures.R   the outputs, once they exist
├── figures/, tables/         outputs (public only once cleared)
├── _quarto.yml               the website's settings
├── index.qmd, 404.qmd        Home and the missing-page page
├── styles.css                the website's icon colours and marks
├── quarto/                   the website's other pages
├── _extensions/              website add-ons
└── docs/                     the rendered website, or none if a workflow publishes it
Page Covers
The plan and its decisions analysis-plan.md, decision issues, deciders, locking the plan
Rules for working AGENTS.md, .gitignore, REPOSITORY-BLUEPRINT.md, and your own assistant project’s instructions
The code R/ and ARCHITECTURE.md
The website _quarto.yml, the pages, styles.css, _extensions/, and how the site is published
References and README references.bib, references/, README.Rmd and README.md
On GitHub, not in files Branch protection, the website switch, issues, pull requests, milestones, check-ins and leaving a project

What is never in the repository: restricted data, passwords and keys, and outputs that aren’t yet cleared for release.