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detect-project

One-shot project setup for the mockup tools (generate-illustrated-article, generate-walkthrough). Detects the CSS framework, design tokens, brand colours, and fonts, compiles or synthesises a CSS bundle, maps the project structure (framework, routes/controllers/views locations, layouts, shared chrome), and recommends a provider-agnostic low/medium/high mockup model tier so generated output visually matches the real app without overspending on straightforward projects. Terminal (CLI/TUI) apps get a vendored WebTUI terminal stylesheet and a command index instead; mobile apps (React Native incl. Expo, and Flutter) get a vendored Framework7 device-frame stylesheet re-tinted to the app's brand, and a screen index; desktop apps (Electron, Tauri) keep their real compiled CSS and gain a vendored OS-window frame stylesheet; web/canvas games (vanilla canvas, Phaser, PixiJS) keep their real compiled CSS and gain a vendored playfield frame plus a per-scene draw anatomy extracted from the game's render code. The app type is auto-classified from the repo when no app_type hint is given (an explicit hint always wins; on ambiguous multi-surface repos the model adjudicates the product's primary surface from in-repo evidence, diverting from the classifier only when the evidence is one-sided). Use when the user asks to set up / detect / refresh the project's branding or structure, choose an appropriate model tier for mockup generation, or when mockup output doesn't look like the real app. One run per project — result cached in `./.rtfm/`. (Formerly named detect-branding.)

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You are detecting and compiling the visual identity AND structure of the software project at the path the user invoked this skill for (default: cwd). The output is a unified project-level cache at `./.rtfm/` that the article + walkthrough skills consume to make their mockups look like the actual product and to skip re-discovering the project's layout on every run.

CODEBASE: `$codebase_path` (defaults to `.` if blank)

## STEP 0 — Bootstrap

```bash
echo "rtfm-skills v$(cat ${RTFM_SKILLS_DIR:-$HOME/.rtfm-skills}/VERSION 2>/dev/null || echo '?') — detect-project"
RTFM_WORKSPACE="${RTFM_WORKSPACE:-$(${RTFM_SKILLS_DIR:-$HOME/.rtfm-skills}/generate-illustrated-article/scripts/resolve_workspace.sh)}"
cd "$RTFM_WORKSPACE" || exit 1
echo "workspace=$RTFM_WORKSPACE"
echo "related_repos:"; bash ${RTFM_SKILLS_DIR:-$HOME/.rtfm-skills}/generate-illustrated-article/scripts/related_repos.sh
CODEBASE="${codebase_path:-.}"
if [ ! -d "$CODEBASE" ]; then