apply.sh was scanning its own directory and creating a recursive .ai
symlink inside .ai/, causing infinite folder nesting in VS Code.
- Skip $SCRIPT_DIR in scan_projects() to prevent self-symlinking
- Remove incorrectly created .ai/.ai symlink and .ai/.gitignore
- Add -root session reset command to ai-root-instructions.md
- Document -root command in README
config.yaml: new repo-root config file with docs_folders list
(docs, documentation, doc). apply.sh reads this list and picks the
first existing folder per project instead of hardcoding docs/.
Instructions:
- core-principles: add No Vibe Coding and No Touching .ai/ sections
- ai-root-instructions: add mandatory instructions block — rules stay
active for the whole session, not just at start; AI must stop and
announce if instructions were not loaded
- project-context, docs: updated to list all docs folder alternatives
and reference config.yaml as the source of truth
FR-5.0 added to apply-requirements.md. README step 4 updated.
curl ... | bash -s -- --update pulls the latest .ai/ files and exits
without scanning projects or touching docs templates.
Bootstrap captures the pre-pull commit hash and forwards it to local
mode; local mode compares with HEAD and either reports "already up to
date" or prints new commit messages with git log --oneline.
FR-1.5 added to apply-requirements.md. README and apply.md updated.
- ask [y/N] per project when docs/ folder is missing
- bootstrap reopens stdin from /dev/tty so prompts work through curl | bash
- fallback to silent skip when stdin is not a TTY (non-interactive)
- docs/apply-requirements.md: FR-1.4 and FR-5.1 updated
