huskies: done 481_bug_scaffold_does_not_copy_agent_definitions_from_project_toml_to_new_projects

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name: "Documentation site for huskies.dev"
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# Story 485: Documentation site for huskies.dev
## User Story
As a new user discovering huskies, I want documentation on huskies.dev so I can learn how to set up and use the tool without having to read the source code.
## Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] Docs site lives under website/ directory alongside the existing landing page
- [ ] Accessible from huskies.dev (e.g. huskies.dev/docs/ or docs.huskies.dev)
- [ ] Navigation link added to the main site header
- [ ] Getting started / quickstart guide (Docker setup, first story, first agent run)
- [ ] Configuration reference: project.toml, agents.toml, bot.toml
- [ ] Bot commands reference (auto-generated from command registry or manually maintained)
- [ ] Pipeline stages explained (backlog, current, QA, merge, done)
- [ ] Chat transports guide (Matrix, WhatsApp, Slack, web UI)
- [ ] CLI reference (huskies, huskies init, huskies agent)
- [ ] Matches the visual style of the existing landing page
- [ ] Static HTML — no build step required
## Out of Scope
- TBD
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name: "Scaffold does not copy agent definitions from project.toml to new projects"
name: "Scaffold does not generate agents.toml for new projects"
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# Bug 481: Scaffold does not copy agent definitions from project.toml to new projects
## Description
When scaffolding a new project with `huskies init`, the `[[agent]]` definitions from huskies' own `project.toml` are not included in the new project's config. The scaffold generates a minimal `project.toml` with basic settings (default_qa, max_coders, etc.) but no agent blocks.
When scaffolding a new project with `huskies init`, the `[[agent]]` definitions from huskies' own `agents.toml` are not included in the new project's config. The scaffold generates a minimal `project.toml` with basic settings (default_qa, max_coders, etc.) but no `agents.toml` file at all.
Without agent definitions (prompts, system prompts, model, max_turns, budget), the agents run with no guidance — they don't know about the SDTW process, worktrees, feature branches, or the rule about not committing to master. Result: agents make changes directly in master.
The scaffold should include the battle-tested agent definitions (coder, QA, mergemaster) with their prompts and system prompts so new projects get sensible agent behaviour out of the box.
The scaffold should generate a default `agents.toml` with the battle-tested agent definitions (coder, QA, mergemaster) including their prompts and system prompts so new projects get sensible agent behaviour out of the box.
Note: agent definitions were split from `project.toml` into `agents.toml` in story #482.
## How to Reproduce