Bootstrap a workspace repo

Goal: turn an empty directory into a managed workspace for a GitHub org.

Steps

Create the directory and an empty git repo:
bash
```
mkdir acme && cd acme && git init
```
Run init with the org name:
bash
```
lasius init --org acme
```
Without --org, lasius infers the owner from the origin remote — so git remote add origin [email protected]:acme/workspace.git first if you want that.
Review what was created:
- lasius.toml — org, repos_dir, workspace_file, exclude, include_private
- .gitignore — /repos/ and the generated workspace file
- README.md / AGENTS.md — stubs (edit freely; never overwritten)
- repos/ — one clone per non-archived org repo
- <org>.code-workspace — generated, gitignored

Commit the config and push:

bash

git add -A && git commit -m "chore: lasius workspace" && git push -u origin main

bash

lasius doctor   # all checks ok, zero drift