---
description: >-
  Historical implementation plan for the initial baseline of the 
  mw-pfeddersheim-workstation infrastructure.
tags:
  - plan
  - history
  - baseline
last_updated: '2026-02-27'
---

# Initial Implementation Plan - 2026-02-27

Establish a stable infrastructure baseline for the mw-pfeddersheim-workstation by committing existing files, implementing missing Ansible tasks, and cleaning up legacy tool remnants.

This plan focuses on transition the repository from an uncommitted state to a managed baseline. It addresses the user's specific request to remove VS Code remnants and local AI tools while setting up a robust maintenance routine through Ansible and shell scripts. The goal is to ensure Michael Wegener's workstation is reproducible and follows the defined saTway standards.

## Files & Components

Updates existing Ansible roles and creates a new learning log for context restoration.

### New files:
- `docs/learnings/2026-02-27-initial-setup.md`: Documentation of the initial repository state and first baseline.
- `ansible/roles/maintenance/tasks/main.yml`: Implementation of system cleanup and maintenance tasks.
- `ansible/roles/dev-tools/tasks/main.yml`: Implementation of development tool management (installation of core tools, removal of legacy ones).

### Existing files to be modified:
- `scripts/maintenance.sh`: Enhanced to handle the `--check` flag and integrate better with Ansible-driven cleanup.

### Configuration updates:
- `.gitignore`: Ensure all relevant system and Ansible files are correctly tracked or ignored.

## Implementation Order
The sequence is designed to establish a git baseline before making system-level changes.

1. Create initial learning log for documentation.
2. Perform initial git commit of all untracked infrastructure files.
3. Create `feat/initial-baseline` branch for subsequent changes.
4. Implement `ansible/roles/maintenance/tasks/main.yml` including VS Code and AI tool cleanup.
5. Implement `ansible/roles/dev-tools/tasks/main.yml` for core tool validation.
6. Update `scripts/maintenance.sh` to support `--check` mode.
7. Execute Ansible playbook in check mode, then apply.