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Open a real Project

Chapter 4 of 5 · Section 13 of 18

Sections

1. Why do this

  • 1. Learning objectives
  • 2. The running matter

2. Develop locally

  • 3. Start the local room
  • 4. Sign in

3. Work the litigation matter

  • 5. The four nouns in one workflow
  • 6. One onboarding, one offboarding
  • 7. Walk the retainer intake one question at a time
  • 8. The other notations on a matter
  • 9. Inspect the client portal
  • 10. Make a sample-project change

4. Open a real Project

  • 11. Fill the matter-open form
  • 12. Provision the repository and Drive folder — a separate step today
  • 13. Populate the repository
  • 14. Stage a document and sync it
  • 15. Pull a fresh checkout's documents
  • 16. The portal is a separate, later decision
  • 17. Verify

5. Wrap Up

  • 18. Verify the room

Populate the repository

Clone the now-existing empty repository, then build its shell by hand: copy AGENTS.md and .agents/skills/ from Navigator's own repository root, write README.md and a nested navigator.yaml naming this Project and host, and add a starting templates/<code>.md. Then reconcile the two generated workflows — .github/workflows/ci.yml (the thin CI caller) and .github/workflows/cd.yml (the portal-publish caller):


navigator ops github setup <owner>/<code> --action-version <YY.M.D>

This does not write portal/; that only exists once a client-facing application is built. Pass --action-version explicitly rather than relying on a default, which only resolves from a real release build.

Commit and push. That push is what makes the CI gate live on the new repository.

Presenter notes

Build the shell against the freshly cloned repository and show the room the files it carries. Commit and push before moving on — the CI gate does not exist on the repository until that push lands.

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