Update: QUICK-START guide with init-project workflow

- Document complete VPS setup workflow
- Show init-project usage for new projects
- Explain project structure (separate repos)
- Simplify instructions for clarity
- Include agent auto-update info

QUICK-START.md

@@ -1,70 +1,98 @@
 # Quick Start: Setting Up Agents on a New VPS
 
-## 30-Second Setup
+## Initial Setup (One-Time)
 
-Run this **once** on your new VPS to set up agents:
+Run this **once** on your new VPS to bootstrap agents and helper tools:
 
 ```bash
 bash <(curl -s http://100.120.125.113:3000/pdm/homelab-agents/raw/branch/main/scripts/bootstrap-agents.sh)
 ```
 
-That's it! Your agents are ready to use.
+This:
+- ✅ Clones homelab-agents to `~/.homelab-agents`
+- ✅ Installs helper scripts to `~/.homelab-scripts`
+- ✅ Sets up git configuration
+- ✅ Makes agents ready to use
 
-## What Just Happened?
+## Creating a New Project
 
-The bootstrap script:
-1. ✅ Cloned the homelab-agents repository to `~/.homelab-agents`
-2. ✅ Set up git remotes for your VPS project
-3. ✅ Verified all agents are available
+For each new project, use the init-project command:
 
-## Using Agents in Claude Code
-
-When you want to use an agent (like when closing a session):
-
-1. Reference the agent by path:
-   ```
-   ~/.homelab-agents/agents/sysadmin-session-closer.md
+```bash
+# Create and initialize a new project (from your projects directory)
+cd ~/projects
+init-project my-new-app
 ```
 
-2. Or use Claude Code's agent features to load it
+This:
+- ✅ Creates `my-new-app` directory
+- ✅ Initializes git repository
+- ✅ **Automatically configures Gitea remote**
+- ✅ Sets git user config
+- ✅ Ready to start work
+
+## Working on a Project
+
+```bash
+cd ~/projects/my-new-app
+
+# Do your work...
+# Add files, make changes, etc.
+
+# When done, close the session with the summary agent
+# The agent will:
+# - Commit all changes with descriptive message
+# - Create session summary
+# - Automatically push to Gitea
+```
 
 ## Agent Auto-Updates
 
-Every time you run the bootstrap:
+Every time you run bootstrap:
 ```bash
-bash ~/.homelab-agents/scripts/bootstrap-agents.sh
+bash <(curl -s http://100.120.125.113:3000/pdm/homelab-agents/raw/branch/main/scripts/bootstrap-agents.sh)
 ```
 
-It will pull the latest agent versions from Gitea. This means:
-- ✅ You edit an agent in Gitea
-- ✅ Next VPS to bootstrap gets the new version
-- ✅ All your VPS instances stay in sync
+It will:
+- ✅ Pull latest agent versions
+- ✅ Install latest helper scripts
+- ✅ Keep your tools synchronized
 
-## Adding to ~/.bashrc (Optional)
-
-For automatic setup on login:
+## Available Commands
 
+After bootstrap:
 ```bash
-# Download the bootstrap script
-curl -s http://100.120.125.113:3000/pdm/homelab-agents/raw/branch/main/scripts/bootstrap-agents.sh > ~/.homelab-setup.sh
-chmod +x ~/.homelab-setup.sh
-
-# Add to ~/.bashrc:
-# source ~/.homelab-setup.sh 2>/dev/null || true
+init-project <name>     # Initialize a new project with git remote
 ```
 
 ## Available Agents
 
 Current agents in the repository:
 - **sysadmin-session-closer** - Closes sessions and creates session summaries
-- Add more agents anytime in `~/.homelab-agents/agents/`
+- Located at: `~/.homelab-agents/agents/`
 
-## Next Steps
+## Project Structure
 
-1. ✅ Bootstrap is complete
-2. Work on your VPS projects
-3. When done, use the session-closer agent
-4. All changes get committed to your project repo
+Your typical VPS layout:
+```
+~/projects/
+├── project-1/
+│   └── .git (remote: http://100.120.125.113:3000/pdm/project-1.git)
+├── project-2/
+│   └── .git (remote: http://100.120.125.113:3000/pdm/project-2.git)
+└── project-3/
+    └── .git (remote: http://100.120.125.113:3000/pdm/project-3.git)
+```
+
+Each project is independent with its own Gitea repository.
+
+## Workflow Summary
+
+1. ✅ **Bootstrap** (once): `bash <(curl -s ...bootstrap-agents.sh)`
+2. ✅ **Init Project**: `init-project my-app`
+3. ✅ **Work**: Create files, make changes
+4. ✅ **Close Session**: Use summary agent → auto-commits & pushes
+5. ✅ **Resume**: Clone from Gitea next time
 
 For detailed information, see:
 - `README.md` - Overview and structure