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Claude Code infrastructure + agent team setup — rules, hooks, memory, routing, and agent installation from a guided interview. Combines infrastructure + agent team into one flow. Not project scaffolding (CLAUDE.md/ROADMAP/.gitignore/.env.example) — use project-init for that. Trig
Claude Code infrastructure + agent team setup — rules, hooks, memory, routing, and agent installation from a guided interview. Combines infrastructure + agent team into one flow. Not project scaffolding (CLAUDE.md/ROADMAP/.gitignore/.env.example) — use project-init for that. Triggers: /setup, setup, harness setup, agent team setup.
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Does the initialized harness work immediately? — rules/hooks/memory/routing must be applied from the first session after installation. If "installed but not working" occurs, that is failure.
Set up the full Claude Code harness layer — rules, hooks, memory, agent routing.
Not project scaffolding (use /project-init for that). This is the AI orchestration layer.
Key difference from generic templates: domain presets provide pre-filled rules with real content, not empty skeletons. Every harness includes reject-by-default and violation testing.
Dominant variable: Do the generated project rules' Tier 0 rules pass violation testing? — Rules without tests are decoration. Discard if: A complete harness already exists and only a single rule addition is needed — edit that rule file directly.
/setup~/.claude/ directory — If broken: guide on permissions.Check each target file before generating:
| File | If exists |
|---|---|
~/.claude/rules/project rules | Read it. Offer: update (extend) or replace. Default: update. |
~/.claude/rules/agents.md | Read it. Merge new agent definitions, never replace existing ones. |
~/.claude/rules/output-style.md | Read it. Offer: update or replace. |
~/.claude/settings.json (hooks) | Always merge — append to existing arrays, never overwrite. |
memory/MEMORY.md | Read it. Append new sections, preserve existing entries. |
tasks/lessons.md | If exists → read it. Contains AI behavior correction rules from past sessions. |
Merge algorithm for hooks (settings.json):
1. Read existing settings.json
2. For each hook type (SessionStart, PreCompact, Stop):
- If key exists:
- Check each existing hook's command string
- If exact command string already present: skip (no duplicate)
- If new command: append new hook object to the array
- If key doesn't exist: create with new hook object
3. Write merged result back
Never replace the entire hooks object. Never delete existing hook entries.
Check if CLAUDE.md exists in the project root.
/project-init first, but don't blockHard Rules conflict check (if both CLAUDE.md and ~/.claude/rules/project rules exist):
Hard Rules → see [.claude/rules/project rules](.claude/rules/project rules), actual rules live only in project rulesCheck if ~/.claude/ global structure exists.
What kind of system are you building?
1. Trading / Finance — no-action default, no fabrication, paper-only
2. Web Application — secrets protection, input validation, auth-first
3. CLI Tool / Automation — idempotent operations, dry-run default
4. Data Pipeline / ML — reproducibility, no data leakage, version everything
5. General — start minimal, add rules as needed
6. Custom — describe your domain
Your choice determines which hard rules are pre-loaded.
You can add, modify, or remove any of them afterward.
After Q1, load the matching preset (see Presets section below). Show the user what's pre-loaded and ask: "Anything to add, change, or remove?"
How complex is your AI agent setup?
- Minimal: rules + memory only. No agent routing.
→ Generates: rules/, memory/, hooks. Done.
- Standard: review agents (code review, testing, verification).
→ Generates: + agent routing, review gates
- Orchestrated: multi-agent with routing, sub-agents, parallel execution.
→ Generates: + agent definitions, tier priorities, keyword triggers, scope boundaries
If Q2 = Minimal → skip Q3. Go to Phase 2. If Q2 = Standard → ask Q3 simplified. If Q2 = Orchestrated → ask Q3 full.
Standard version:
Which review steps before code ships?
- Basic: code review only
- Standard: code review + verification checklist
- Strict: code review + security + verification + build validation
Start with Basic if unsure. Add more after your first production incident.
Orchestrated version (two questions):
Q3a — Gate selection:
Which review gates do you want? (check all that apply)
code-reviewer — finds issues, severity scoring, never fixes directly
security-reviewer — secrets exposure, injection, OWASP Top 10
verification — mandatory checklist before declaring "done"
build-error-resolver — fixes build/type errors only, no refactoring
database-reviewer — SQL injection, missing indexes, N+1 queries
Q3b — Per-gate config (ask separately for each selected gate):
For [gate-name]:
- When does it trigger? (every commit? before push? before merge?)
- What should it catch specifically for your project?
- Blocking (nothing ships until fixed) or advisory (flag and continue)?
Agent existence check (before generating agents.md):
Scan BOTH ~/.claude/agents/ (global) AND .claude/agents/ (project-level) for each selected agent. If missing in both:
"[agent-name] agent file not found in ~/.claude/agents/.
Registering routing in agents.md alone will not work.
Generate the agent file too?"
→ Yes: generate the agent definition file → No: add a comment in agents.md noting the agent is registered but not installed
How should context persist between sessions?
- Session-only: start fresh every time (fine for scripts, short projects)
- Structured: MEMORY.md + session-handoff + checkpoint skill
→ Recommended for any project lasting more than a week.
If structured: Do you want auto-checkpoint hooks?
(Reminds you to save state before /compact and on session exit)
The preset loaded these Tier 0 rules: [list from preset]
Three questions:
1. Anything missing that should NEVER be violated?
2. Communication language preferences?
(e.g., "Korean conversation, English code"
"always respond in English"
"Korean only, including code comments")
→ This determines output-style.md content.
3. Any workflow preferences?
(e.g., "commit only when I say so",
"concise responses, no filler",
"always run tests before declaring done")
tier_0_immutable:
- "reject-by-default: missing required field → REJECT. No guessing, no interpolation."
- "no-action default: uncertain signals or missing data → no trade, no APPROVE"
- "no fabrication: missing data stays null/0/UNKNOWN — never generate fake prices"
- "paper-only: no live execution without explicit authorization"
tier_1_mandatory:
- "verification after every code change"
- "test coverage before merge"
tier_2_process:
- "brainstorming before multi-file implementation"
- "DB-only dashboard access — never call external APIs from UI"
tier_4_style:
- "append-only logs — never overwrite"
- "feature flags default OFF"
hooks:
SessionStart: "load handoff file + show last trade status"
PreCompact: "remind to checkpoint"
Stop: "remind to checkpoint"
memory: structured (MEMORY.md + session-handoff)
tier_0_immutable:
- "no hardcoded secrets: all credentials via environment variables"
- "no raw SQL: use parameterized queries or ORM only"
- "input validation on every user-facing endpoint"
tier_1_mandatory:
- "security review before any auth/payment code ships"
- "verification after every code change"
tier_2_process:
- "API design review before implementation"
- "migration review before schema changes"
tier_4_style:
- "feature flags default OFF"
- "error messages: user-friendly externally, detailed internally"
hooks:
SessionStart: "load handoff file"
PreCompact: "remind to checkpoint"
memory: structured
tier_0_immutable:
- "dry-run default: destructive operations require explicit --force or --confirm"
- "no silent data loss: always confirm before overwrite/delete"
- "idempotent operations: running twice produces same result"
tier_1_mandatory:
- "verification after every code change"
- "help text for every command and flag"
tier_2_process:
- "test with edge cases: empty input, missing files, permission denied"
tier_4_style:
- "exit codes: 0 success, 1 user error, 2 system error"
- "stderr for errors, stdout for output"
hooks:
SessionStart: "load handoff file"
PreCompact: "remind to checkpoint"
memory: structured
tier_0_immutable:
- "no data leakage: train/test split before any transformation"
- "no fabrication: missing values stay NaN, never impute without documentation"
- "baseline required: no model result without comparison to naive baseline"
tier_1_mandatory:
- "verification after every code change"
- "experiment logging: parameters, metrics, artifacts"
tier_2_process:
- "cross-validation before reporting metrics"
- "feature importance before adding complexity"
tier_4_style:
- "append-only experiment logs"
- "notebook cells: one purpose per cell, markdown headers"
hooks:
SessionStart: "load handoff file + show last experiment results"
PreCompact: "remind to checkpoint"
memory: structured
tier_0_immutable:
- "no fabrication: if data is missing, say so — never generate fake values"
- "no hardcoded secrets: credentials via environment variables only"
- "input validation: validate at every system boundary (user input, external APIs)"
# Only include if Q3 selected a database:
# - "no raw SQL: parameterized queries or ORM only"
tier_1_mandatory:
- "verification after every code change"
- "security review before any auth or payment code ships"
tier_2_process:
- "test before merge — never declare done without a passing test"
- "brainstorming before multi-file implementation"
tier_4_style:
- "featu
skill_type: infrastructure
tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, WebFetch, Agent
triggers:
- "/setup"
- "setup"
- "rules 만들어"
- "harness 설정"
- "harness setup"
name: setup
description: "Claude Code infrastructure + agent team setup — rules, hooks, memory, routing, and agent installation from a guided interview. Combines infrastructure + agent team into one flow. Not project scaffolding (CLAUDE.md/ROADMAP/.gitignore/.env.example) — use project-init for that. Triggers: /setup, setup, harness setup, agent team setup."
user_invocable: true
concurrency_profile:
read_only: false
concurrency_safe: false
destructive: low
not_for:
- "Existing harness audit -> project-check"
- "Single rule addition -> edit the rule file directly"
- "Project scaffolding (CLAUDE.md/ROADMAP/.gitignore/.env.example) -> project-init"
see_also:
- skill: project-check
relation: "setup=new project, project-check=existing audit"
- skill: project-init
relation: "setup=AI harness/agent team setup, project-init=project scaffolding (separate skill)"---
skill_type: infrastructure
tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, WebFetch, Agent
triggers:
- "/setup"
- "setup"
- "rules 만들어"
- "harness 설정"
- "harness setup"
name: setup
description: "Claude Code infrastructure + agent team setup — rules, hooks, memory, routing, and agent installation from a guided interview. Combines infrastructure + agent team into one flow. Not project scaffolding (CLAUDE.md/ROADMAP/.gitignore/.env.example) — use project-init for that. Triggers: /setup, setup, harness setup, agent team setup."
user_invocable: true
concurrency_profile:
read_only: false
concurrency_safe: false
destructive: low
not_for:
- "Existing harness audit -> project-check"
- "Single rule addition -> edit the rule file directly"
- "Project scaffolding (CLAUDE.md/ROADMAP/.gitignore/.env.example) -> project-init"
see_also:
- skill: project-check
relation: "setup=new project, project-check=existing audit"
- skill: project-init
relation: "setup=AI harness/agent team setup, project-init=project scaffolding (separate skill)"
---
# Setup — Claude Code Infrastructure + Agent Team
## Dominant Variable
**Does the initialized harness work immediately?** — rules/hooks/memory/routing must be applied from the first session after installation. If "installed but not working" occurs, that is failure.
## Purpose
Set up the full Claude Code harness layer — rules, hooks, memory, agent routing.
Not project scaffolding (use `/project-init` for that). This is the AI orchestration layer.
Key difference from generic templates: domain presets provide **pre-filled rules with real content**,
not empty skeletons. Every harness includes reject-by-default and violation testing.
**Dominant variable**: Do the generated project rules' Tier 0 rules pass violation testing? — Rules without tests are decoration.
**Discard if**: A complete harness already exists and only a single rule addition is needed — edit that rule file directly.
## Trigger
- `/setup`
- "rules 만들어"
- "harness 설정"
- "harness setup"
---
## Key Assumptions
1. **Write permission on `~/.claude/` directory** — If broken: guide on permissions.
2. **No existing rules/hooks, or overwrite is approved** — If broken: resolve conflicts, then proceed.
## Phase 0: Prerequisites
### Existing File Check (overwrite protection)
Check each target file before generating:
| File | If exists |
|------|-----------|
| `~/.claude/rules/project rules` | Read it. Offer: update (extend) or replace. Default: update. |
| `~/.claude/rules/agents.md` | Read it. Merge new agent definitions, never replace existing ones. |
| `~/.claude/rules/output-style.md` | Read it. Offer: update or replace. |
| `~/.claude/settings.json` (hooks) | Always merge — append to existing arrays, never overwrite. |
| `memory/MEMORY.md` | Read it. Append new sections, preserve existing entries. |
| `tasks/lessons.md` | If exists → read it. Contains AI behavior correction rules from past sessions. |
**Merge algorithm for hooks (settings.json):**
```
1. Read existing settings.json
2. For each hook type (SessionStart, PreCompact, Stop):
- If key exists:
- Check each existing hook's command string
- If exact command string already present: skip (no duplicate)
- If new command: append new hook object to the array
- If key doesn't exist: create with new hook object
3. Write merged result back
```
Never replace the entire hooks object. Never delete existing hook entries.
Check if `CLAUDE.md` exists in the project root.
- If yes → read it for context (Hard Rules, stack, conventions)
- If no → recommend running `/project-init` first, but don't block
**Hard Rules conflict check** (if both `CLAUDE.md` and `~/.claude/rules/project rules` exist):
1. Extract Hard Rules from CLAUDE.md
2. Compare with Tier-0 rules in project rules
3. If divergent:
- Rules in CLAUDE.md not in project rules → propose adding them to project rules
- Rules in CLAUDE.md weaker than project rules → flag: "CLAUDE.md has a weaker version, remove it"
4. If identical or CLAUDE.md just has a reference link → no action needed
5. Recommended outcome: CLAUDE.md contains only `Hard Rules → see [.claude/rules/project rules](.claude/rules/project rules)`, actual rules live only in project rules
Check if `~/.claude/` global structure exists.
- Read existing rules to detect conflicts before generating.
- If no global rules exist → this will be the first setup.
---
## Phase 1: Domain Selection (determines everything else)
### Q1 — Domain Preset
```
What kind of system are you building?
1. Trading / Finance — no-action default, no fabrication, paper-only
2. Web Application — secrets protection, input validation, auth-first
3. CLI Tool / Automation — idempotent operations, dry-run default
4. Data Pipeline / ML — reproducibility, no data leakage, version everything
5. General — start minimal, add rules as needed
6. Custom — describe your domain
Your choice determines which hard rules are pre-loaded.
You can add, modify, or remove any of them afterward.
```
After Q1, load the matching preset (see Presets section below).
Show the user what's pre-loaded and ask: "Anything to add, change, or remove?"
### Q2 — Agent Complexity (adapts based on Q1)
```
How complex is your AI agent setup?
- Minimal: rules + memory only. No agent routing.
→ Generates: rules/, memory/, hooks. Done.
- Standard: review agents (code review, testing, verification).
→ Generates: + agent routing, review gates
- Orchestrated: multi-agent with routing, sub-agents, parallel execution.
→ Generates: + agent definitions, tier priorities, keyword triggers, scope boundaries
```
**If Q2 = Minimal → skip Q3. Go to Phase 2.**
**If Q2 = Standard → ask Q3 simplified.**
**If Q2 = Orchestrated → ask Q3 full.**
### Q3 — Review Gates (only if Q2 >= Standard)
**Standard version:**
```
Which review steps before code ships?
- Basic: code review only
- Standard: code review + verification checklist
- Strict: code review + security + verification + build validation
Start with Basic if unsure. Add more after your first production incident.
```
**Orchestrated version (two questions):**
*Q3a — Gate selection:*
```
Which review gates do you want? (check all that apply)
code-reviewer — finds issues, severity scoring, never fixes directly
security-reviewer — secrets exposure, injection, OWASP Top 10
verification — mandatory checklist before declaring "done"
build-error-resolver — fixes build/type errors only, no refactoring
database-reviewer — SQL injection, missing indexes, N+1 queries
```
*Q3b — Per-gate config (ask separately for each selected gate):*
```
For [gate-name]:
- When does it trigger? (every commit? before push? before merge?)
- What should it catch specifically for your project?
- Blocking (nothing ships until fixed) or advisory (flag and continue)?
```
**Agent existence check (before generating agents.md):**
Scan BOTH `~/.claude/agents/` (global) AND `.claude/agents/` (project-level) for each selected agent. If missing in both:
```
"[agent-name] agent file not found in ~/.claude/agents/.
Registering routing in agents.md alone will not work.
Generate the agent file too?"
```
→ Yes: generate the agent definition file
→ No: add a comment in agents.md noting the agent is registered but not installed
### Q4 — Memory Strategy (all complexity levels)
```
How should context persist between sessions?
- Session-only: start fresh every time (fine for scripts, short projects)
- Structured: MEMORY.md + session-handoff + checkpoint skill
→ Recommended for any project lasting more than a week.
If structured: Do you want auto-checkpoint hooks?
(Reminds you to save state before /compact and on session exit)
```
### Q5 — Custom Rules (after preset review)
```
The preset loaded these Tier 0 rules: [list from preset]
Three questions:
1. Anything missing that should NEVER be violated?
2. Communication language preferences?
(e.g., "Korean conversation, English code"
"always respond in English"
"Korean only, including code comments")
→ This determines output-style.md content.
3. Any workflow preferences?
(e.g., "commit only when I say so",
"concise responses, no filler",
"always run tests before declaring done")
```
---
## Domain Presets
### Preset: Trading / Finance
```yaml
tier_0_immutable:
- "reject-by-default: missing required field → REJECT. No guessing, no interpolation."
- "no-action default: uncertain signals or missing data → no trade, no APPROVE"
- "no fabrication: missing data stays null/0/UNKNOWN — never generate fake prices"
- "paper-only: no live execution without explicit authorization"
tier_1_mandatory:
- "verification after every code change"
- "test coverage before merge"
tier_2_process:
- "brainstorming before multi-file implementation"
- "DB-only dashboard access — never call external APIs from UI"
tier_4_style:
- "append-only logs — never overwrite"
- "feature flags default OFF"
hooks:
SessionStart: "load handoff file + show last trade status"
PreCompact: "remind to checkpoint"
Stop: "remind to checkpoint"
memory: structured (MEMORY.md + session-handoff)
```
### Preset: Web Application
```yaml
tier_0_immutable:
- "no hardcoded secrets: all credentials via environment variables"
- "no raw SQL: use parameterized queries or ORM only"
- "input validation on every user-facing endpoint"
tier_1_mandatory:
- "security review before any auth/payment code ships"
- "verification after every code change"
tier_2_process:
- "API design review before implementation"
- "migration review before schema changes"
tier_4_style:
- "feature flags default OFF"
- "error messages: user-friendly externally, detailed internally"
hooks:
SessionStart: "load handoff file"
PreCompact: "remind to checkpoint"
memory: structured
```
### Preset: CLI Tool / Automation
```yaml
tier_0_immutable:
- "dry-run default: destructive operations require explicit --force or --confirm"
- "no silent data loss: always confirm before overwrite/delete"
- "idempotent operations: running twice produces same result"
tier_1_mandatory:
- "verification after every code change"
- "help text for every command and flag"
tier_2_process:
- "test with edge cases: empty input, missing files, permission denied"
tier_4_style:
- "exit codes: 0 success, 1 user error, 2 system error"
- "stderr for errors, stdout for output"
hooks:
SessionStart: "load handoff file"
PreCompact: "remind to checkpoint"
memory: structured
```
### Preset: Data Pipeline / ML
```yaml
tier_0_immutable:
- "no data leakage: train/test split before any transformation"
- "no fabrication: missing values stay NaN, never impute without documentation"
- "baseline required: no model result without comparison to naive baseline"
tier_1_mandatory:
- "verification after every code change"
- "experiment logging: parameters, metrics, artifacts"
tier_2_process:
- "cross-validation before reporting metrics"
- "feature importance before adding complexity"
tier_4_style:
- "append-only experiment logs"
- "notebook cells: one purpose per cell, markdown headers"
hooks:
SessionStart: "load handoff file + show last experiment results"
PreCompact: "remind to checkpoint"
memory: structured
```
### Preset: General
```yaml
tier_0_immutable:
- "no fabrication: if data is missing, say so — never generate fake values"
- "no hardcoded secrets: credentials via environment variables only"
- "input validation: validate at every system boundary (user input, external APIs)"
# Only include if Q3 selected a database:
# - "no raw SQL: parameterized queries or ORM only"
tier_1_mandatory:
- "verification after every code change"
- "security review before any auth or payment code ships"
tier_2_process:
- "test before merge — never declare done without a passing test"
- "brainstorming before multi-file implementation"
tier_4_style:
- "featuSkill source recorded
Skill instructions are recorded. This is not a runtime test, safety guarantee or compatibility certification.
Review before install: Avoid automatic install
License: MIT
Listed tools are metadata hints, not tested compatibility. Agent prompts are suggested handoffs.
Repository metadata and review signals are advisory. Popularity, source discovery and successful execution are different facts.
Version reported in registry metadata; check source releases before relying on it.
Quality
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Promising
Trust
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This page exposes the same decision, trust, audit, use-case, and install signals through the Registry API, so agents can rank this skill without scraping the UI.
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