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One-time bootstrap of a personal ALBA agent system - asks 7 discovery questions, then generates CLAUDE.md, the memory tree, skills, hooks, rules and .claude/settings.json. Use when the user explicitly types /setup, has just cloned ALBA, and has no CLAUDE.md yet. Do NOT use to add a single skill, hook or rule to a working setup (use /extend), and never run it against an already-configured system - it rewrites CLAUDE.md, settings.json and the memory files.

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ALBA Interactive Setup

Create a personalized AI agent system through collaborative discovery. Ask, don't assume.

Why disable-model-invocation: true: this skill overwrites CLAUDE.md, .claude/settings.json and the whole memory/ tree. Nothing here should ever fire because a prompt sounded vaguely like "help me get set up". The flag restricts it to an explicit /setup from the user, and it also keeps the skill out of scheduled-task triggers and out of subagent preloading — both places where an accidental run would be invisible until the damage was done.

Phase 1: Discovery (ask ONE question at a time)

Show progress with each question: "(1/7)", "(2/7)", etc.

Q1 - Role (1/7): "Let's build your ALBA agent! What's your primary role?" Options: Software Developer, Project Manager, Designer, Content Creator, Researcher, Business/Founder, Other

Q2 - Daily Work (2/7): "What takes up most of your time daily?" (allow multiple) Options: Writing/reviewing code, Managing projects, Communication, Research, Content creation, Email/calendar, Design, Other

Q3 - Pain Points (3/7): "What frustrates you most in your workflow?" Options: Too many tools, Email overload, Losing track of tasks, Repetitive work, Scattered info, Losing context, Other

Q4 - Tools (4/7): "Which tools do you use regularly?" (allow multiple) Options: GitHub, Trello, Notion, Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, Linear, Obsidian, Other

Q5 - Automation Goals (5/7): "What would you like to automate or improve?" Free text or: Task organization, Email categorization, Research, Content creation, Team updates, Meeting notes

Q6 - Technical Level (6/7): "How comfortable are you with technical setup?" Options: Beginner (guide me), Intermediate (can edit configs), Advanced (full control)

Q7 - Setup Scope (7/7): "How do you want to start?" Options: Minimal (essentials only), Standard (recommended), Full (everything)

Phase 2: Create Structure

2a. Core Structure (always created)

Create directories and files from templates:

memory/
├── state/
│   ├── dashboard.md          # from templates/memory/dashboard.md.template
│   └── todo.md               # from templates/memory/todo.md.template
├── knowledge/
│   ├── learnings.md          # from templates/memory/learnings.md.template
│   ├── preferences.md        # from templates/memory/preferences.md.template
│   └── errors.md             # create with header: "# Error Patterns\n\nAuto-recorded error patterns and solutions.\n"
├── projects/                  # empty, ready for project contexts
└── daily/                     # empty, session logs go here

.claude/
├── docs/
│   ├── memory-system.md        # from templates/claude/memory-system.md.template
│   ├── decision-protocol.md    # from templates/claude/decision-protocol.md.template
│   ├── quality-gates.md        # from templates/claude/quality-gates.md.template
│   ├── memory-compatibility.md # from templates/claude/memory-compatibility.md.template
│   └── loop-integration.md     # from templates/claude/loop-integration.md.template
├── agents/
│   └── planner.md              # from templates/agents/planner.md
└── rules/                      # rules auto-load from here (see 2e)

One doc per *.md.template in templates/claude/ (excluding CLAUDE.md.template, which is handled in Phase 3). Generate every one of them, and never list a doc in CLAUDE.md that has no template behind it — /end links to memory-compatibility.md, so a setup that skips it leaves a dead link in a skill the user runs daily. The same applies to planner.md: the "Plans (Planner Agent)" section of quality-gates.md assumes that agent exists.

Naming: files under templates/claude/ and templates/memory/ carry a .template suffix that gets dropped on copy. Files under templates/agents/ and templates/rules/ do not — copy those as-is, no rename.

2b. Skills (scope-based)

All nine skills already ship in .claude/skills/. Scope decides which ones get listed in the generated CLAUDE.md Skills table — the rest stay on disk and can be surfaced later with /extend.

Minimal (core loop): /start, /end, /status, /extend

Standard adds: /research, /reflect, /weekly-review, /create-skill

Full adds: everything above, plus walk the user through the remaining skills and any custom ones they describe.

/setup itself is always present but is not listed as a day-to-day skill — it is a one-time bootstrap.

If user selected "Minimal" - note: "Core skills (/start, /end, /status, /extend) are ready. Use /extend anytime to add /research, /reflect, /weekly-review, or custom skills."

2c. Hooks (scope-based)

Copy hook scripts from templates/hooks/ to .claude/hooks/, dropping the .template suffix (bash-validator.sh.template → bash-validator.sh), then make them executable.

Minimal hooks (always):

bash-validator.sh (PreToolUse → Bash) - blocks dangerous commands

Standard hooks (adds):

session-start.sh (SessionStart) - load dashboard on start
memory-check.sh (Stop) - remind to save state
error-logger.sh (PostToolUse → Bash + PostToolUseFailure) - log error patterns from any tool
pre-compact.sh (PreCompact) - preserve context before compaction
session-end.sh (SessionEnd) - leave a dated trace in today's log even when /end is skipped

Full hooks (Standard plus):

agent-suggest.sh (UserPromptSubmit) - suggest skills by keyword
post-compact.sh (PostCompact) - remind to re-load context after compaction

After copying, run: chmod +x .claude/hooks/*.sh

2d. Generate settings.json

CRITICAL: Without this file, hooks don't work.

Copy templates/settings.json.template to .claude/settings.json, then delete the hook entries that are not in the chosen scope. Do not retype it from memory and do not compose it by hand. That template is the canonical wiring: it carries the permissions blocks, the env scrub, the bash command prefix and the ${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR} paths, and it is the file tools/doctor.sh checks against. A second hand-written copy is how the Write(.env) rule stayed dead through two releases while the template had already been fixed.

Which hooks keys to keep:

Scope	Keep these events
Minimal	`PreToolUse`
Standard	`PreToolUse`, `SessionStart`, `PostToolUse`, `PostToolUseFailure`, `Stop`, `SessionEnd`, `PreCompact`
Full	all of them - copy the template unchanged

Leave permissions and env exactly as they are in the template, at every scope. If the user named tools or paths during discovery that deserve an allow rule, add them to permissions.allow rather than editing what is already there.

Three shape rules that silently break hooks if you get them wrong:

Each event maps to an array of {matcher?, hooks: [...]} objects. The inner hooks array is mandatory. A flat {"command": "..."} parses fine and never runs.
Use ${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR} in the command path. A relative path resolves against the session's working directory, so the hook disappears the moment someone opens Claude Code in a subfolder.
Keep the bash prefix on the command. Without it the script has to carry its executable bit, which does not survive every clone - and on Windows Git Bash there is no executable bit at all.

File permission rules use Edit(path), never Write(path). Claude Code accepts a Write(path) rule, prints a warning about it at startup, and then ignores it - so a deny: Write(.env) looks like protection and provides none. Edit(path) covers every file-editing tool, including Write.

After writing the file, verify it: python3 -c "import json; json.load(open('.claude/settings.json'))" and confirm every command path points at a script that exists.

2e. Rules (scope-based)

Standard and Full: Copy rule files from templates/rules/ to .claude/rules/ (no rename — these have no .template suffix):

behavioral.md - decision protocol, communication style
security.md - input validation, secrets, safe commands
verification.md - post-change verification reporting

Customize behavioral.md based on Q1 (role) and Q6 (technical level).

Phase 3: Generate CLAUDE.md

Use templates/claude/CLAUDE.md.template as base. Fill in its sections; do not add sections it does not have. The template is the canonical shape, and what it leaves out, it leaves out on purpose.

Customize from answers:

Identity & Role → Q1, Q2 answers
Communication style → Q6 (Beginner: friendly, explanatory / Advanced: concise, technical)
Hooks table → list the hooks you actually configured in 2c
Active Projects → leave as placeholder, with the one-line-per-project rule intact

Do not add a skills table, an agents table, or a tools/MCP table. Skills, agents and MCP tools are discovered by the harness — their names and descriptions are already in the system prompt before CLAUDE.md is read. Listing them again costs context on every turn and goes stale the first time the user runs /extend. Hooks are the exception, and the reason the template keeps that one table: hooks are not discoverable, so CLAUDE.md is their only inventory.

Do not add a self-improvement or memory-rules section either. That content lives in .claude/rules/behavioral.md, which is auto-loaded on every turn — restating it in CLAUDE.md creates two authorities that drift apart.

CLAUDE.md must stay under 200 lines, and the template lands around 85. Details go in .claude/docs/; anything you are tempted to append is usually a sign it belongs there instead.

Phase 4: Populate Initial Data

Ask and fill (one at a time):

"What are your top 3 priorities right now?" → fill memory/state/dashboard.md
"What tasks are on your plate this week?" → fill memory/state/todo.md
"Any preferences for how I communicate? (tone, language, format)" → fill memory/knowledge/preferences.md

Phase 5: Verify & Confirm

5a. Verification Checklist

Run a quick check and report:

Setup Verification:
[x] CLAUDE.md created (XXX lines)
[x] Memory files: dashboard.md, todo.md, learnings.md, preferences.md, errors.md
[x] Skills: /start, /end, /status [+ /research, /weekly-review if Standard+]
[x] Hooks: X configured in settings.json
[x] Rules: behavioral.md, security.md, verification.md
[x] Agents: planner.md
[x] settings.json valid

Do not tick a box from memory of having written the file — check it. Hooks fail silently, so "I created settings.json" and "the hooks will run" are different claims. At minimum, confirm the JSON parses and that every wired command points at a script that is actually on disk:

python3 -c "import json; d=json.load(open('.claude/settings.json')); print(len(d['hooks']), 'events')"
ls .claude/hooks/

Report any issues found. If all good, proceed.

5b. Test

Run /start to test the session start workflow. Confirm it shows the priorities from Phase 4.

5c. Welcome

ALBA is ready!

Your agent system:
- X skills available (/start, /end, /status, ...)
- X hooks active (bash safety, error logging, ...)
- Memory initialized with your priorities

Next steps:
- Use /start to begin each session
- Use /end to close sessions and save progress
- Use /extend to add new features any

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name: setup
description: One-time bootstrap of a personal ALBA agent system - asks 7 discovery questions, then generates CLAUDE.md, the memory tree, skills, hooks, rules and .claude/settings.json. Use when the user explicitly types /setup, has just cloned ALBA, and has no CLAUDE.md yet. Do NOT use to add a single skill, hook or rule to a working setup (use /extend), and never run it against an already-configured system - it rewrites CLAUDE.md, settings.json and the memory files.
context: inline
effort: medium
disable-model-invocation: true
allowed-tools: [Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Bash, AskUserQuestion]

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---
name: setup
description: One-time bootstrap of a personal ALBA agent system - asks 7 discovery questions, then generates CLAUDE.md, the memory tree, skills, hooks, rules and .claude/settings.json. Use when the user explicitly types /setup, has just cloned ALBA, and has no CLAUDE.md yet. Do NOT use to add a single skill, hook or rule to a working setup (use /extend), and never run it against an already-configured system - it rewrites CLAUDE.md, settings.json and the memory files.
context: inline
effort: medium
disable-model-invocation: true
allowed-tools: [Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Bash, AskUserQuestion]
---

# ALBA Interactive Setup

Create a personalized AI agent system through collaborative discovery. Ask, don't assume.

> **Why `disable-model-invocation: true`:** this skill overwrites `CLAUDE.md`, `.claude/settings.json`
> and the whole `memory/` tree. Nothing here should ever fire because a prompt sounded vaguely like
> "help me get set up". The flag restricts it to an explicit `/setup` from the user, and it also
> keeps the skill out of scheduled-task triggers and out of subagent preloading — both places where
> an accidental run would be invisible until the damage was done.

## Phase 1: Discovery (ask ONE question at a time)

Show progress with each question: "(1/7)", "(2/7)", etc.

**Q1 - Role (1/7):** "Let's build your ALBA agent! What's your primary role?"
Options: Software Developer, Project Manager, Designer, Content Creator, Researcher, Business/Founder, Other

**Q2 - Daily Work (2/7):** "What takes up most of your time daily?" (allow multiple)
Options: Writing/reviewing code, Managing projects, Communication, Research, Content creation, Email/calendar, Design, Other

**Q3 - Pain Points (3/7):** "What frustrates you most in your workflow?"
Options: Too many tools, Email overload, Losing track of tasks, Repetitive work, Scattered info, Losing context, Other

**Q4 - Tools (4/7):** "Which tools do you use regularly?" (allow multiple)
Options: GitHub, Trello, Notion, Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, Linear, Obsidian, Other

**Q5 - Automation Goals (5/7):** "What would you like to automate or improve?"
Free text or: Task organization, Email categorization, Research, Content creation, Team updates, Meeting notes

**Q6 - Technical Level (6/7):** "How comfortable are you with technical setup?"
Options: Beginner (guide me), Intermediate (can edit configs), Advanced (full control)

**Q7 - Setup Scope (7/7):** "How do you want to start?"
Options: Minimal (essentials only), Standard (recommended), Full (everything)

## Phase 2: Create Structure

### 2a. Core Structure (always created)

Create directories and files from templates:

```
memory/
├── state/
│   ├── dashboard.md          # from templates/memory/dashboard.md.template
│   └── todo.md               # from templates/memory/todo.md.template
├── knowledge/
│   ├── learnings.md          # from templates/memory/learnings.md.template
│   ├── preferences.md        # from templates/memory/preferences.md.template
│   └── errors.md             # create with header: "# Error Patterns\n\nAuto-recorded error patterns and solutions.\n"
├── projects/                  # empty, ready for project contexts
└── daily/                     # empty, session logs go here

.claude/
├── docs/
│   ├── memory-system.md        # from templates/claude/memory-system.md.template
│   ├── decision-protocol.md    # from templates/claude/decision-protocol.md.template
│   ├── quality-gates.md        # from templates/claude/quality-gates.md.template
│   ├── memory-compatibility.md # from templates/claude/memory-compatibility.md.template
│   └── loop-integration.md     # from templates/claude/loop-integration.md.template
├── agents/
│   └── planner.md              # from templates/agents/planner.md
└── rules/                      # rules auto-load from here (see 2e)
```

One doc per `*.md.template` in `templates/claude/` (excluding `CLAUDE.md.template`, which is
handled in Phase 3). Generate every one of them, and never list a doc in CLAUDE.md that has no
template behind it — `/end` links to `memory-compatibility.md`, so a setup that skips it leaves a
dead link in a skill the user runs daily. The same applies to `planner.md`: the "Plans (Planner
Agent)" section of `quality-gates.md` assumes that agent exists.

**Naming:** files under `templates/claude/` and `templates/memory/` carry a `.template` suffix that
gets dropped on copy. Files under `templates/agents/` and `templates/rules/` do not — copy those
as-is, no rename.

### 2b. Skills (scope-based)

All nine skills already ship in `.claude/skills/`. Scope decides which ones get listed in the
generated CLAUDE.md Skills table — the rest stay on disk and can be surfaced later with `/extend`.

**Minimal** (core loop): `/start`, `/end`, `/status`, `/extend`

**Standard adds:** `/research`, `/reflect`, `/weekly-review`, `/create-skill`

**Full adds:** everything above, plus walk the user through the remaining skills and any
custom ones they describe.

`/setup` itself is always present but is not listed as a day-to-day skill — it is a one-time
bootstrap.

If user selected "Minimal" - note: "Core skills (/start, /end, /status, /extend) are ready. Use /extend anytime to add /research, /reflect, /weekly-review, or custom skills."

### 2c. Hooks (scope-based)

Copy hook scripts from `templates/hooks/` to `.claude/hooks/`, dropping the `.template` suffix
(`bash-validator.sh.template` → `bash-validator.sh`), then make them executable.

**Minimal hooks** (always):
- `bash-validator.sh` (PreToolUse → Bash) - blocks dangerous commands

**Standard hooks** (adds):
- `session-start.sh` (SessionStart) - load dashboard on start
- `memory-check.sh` (Stop) - remind to save state
- `error-logger.sh` (PostToolUse → Bash + PostToolUseFailure) - log error patterns from any tool
- `pre-compact.sh` (PreCompact) - preserve context before compaction
- `session-end.sh` (SessionEnd) - leave a dated trace in today's log even when `/end` is skipped

**Full hooks** (Standard plus):
- `agent-suggest.sh` (UserPromptSubmit) - suggest skills by keyword
- `post-compact.sh` (PostCompact) - remind to re-load context after compaction

**After copying, run:** `chmod +x .claude/hooks/*.sh`

### 2d. Generate settings.json

**CRITICAL: Without this file, hooks don't work.**

**Copy `templates/settings.json.template` to `.claude/settings.json`, then delete the hook entries
that are not in the chosen scope.** Do not retype it from memory and do not compose it by hand.
That template is the canonical wiring: it carries the `permissions` blocks, the env scrub, the
`bash` command prefix and the `${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR}` paths, and it is the file `tools/doctor.sh`
checks against. A second hand-written copy is how the `Write(.env)` rule stayed dead through two
releases while the template had already been fixed.

Which `hooks` keys to keep:

| Scope | Keep these events |
|-------|-------------------|
| Minimal | `PreToolUse` |
| Standard | `PreToolUse`, `SessionStart`, `PostToolUse`, `PostToolUseFailure`, `Stop`, `SessionEnd`, `PreCompact` |
| Full | all of them - copy the template unchanged |

Leave `permissions` and `env` exactly as they are in the template, at every scope. If the user
named tools or paths during discovery that deserve an allow rule, add them to `permissions.allow`
rather than editing what is already there.

**Three shape rules that silently break hooks if you get them wrong:**
- Each event maps to an array of `{matcher?, hooks: [...]}` objects. The **inner** `hooks` array is
  mandatory. A flat `{"command": "..."}` parses fine and never runs.
- Use `${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR}` in the command path. A relative path resolves against the session's
  working directory, so the hook disappears the moment someone opens Claude Code in a subfolder.
- Keep the `bash ` prefix on the command. Without it the script has to carry its executable bit,
  which does not survive every clone - and on Windows Git Bash there is no executable bit at all.

**File permission rules use `Edit(path)`, never `Write(path)`.** Claude Code accepts a
`Write(path)` rule, prints a warning about it at startup, and then ignores it - so a
`deny: Write(.env)` looks like protection and provides none. `Edit(path)` covers every
file-editing tool, including Write.

After writing the file, verify it: `python3 -c "import json; json.load(open('.claude/settings.json'))"`
and confirm every `command` path points at a script that exists.

### 2e. Rules (scope-based)

**Standard and Full:** Copy rule files from `templates/rules/` to `.claude/rules/` (no rename — these
have no `.template` suffix):
- `behavioral.md` - decision protocol, communication style
- `security.md` - input validation, secrets, safe commands
- `verification.md` - post-change verification reporting

Customize behavioral.md based on Q1 (role) and Q6 (technical level).

## Phase 3: Generate CLAUDE.md

Use `templates/claude/CLAUDE.md.template` as base. **Fill in its sections; do not add sections it
does not have.** The template is the canonical shape, and what it leaves out, it leaves out on
purpose.

Customize from answers:

- **Identity & Role** → Q1, Q2 answers
- **Communication style** → Q6 (Beginner: friendly, explanatory / Advanced: concise, technical)
- **Hooks table** → list the hooks you actually configured in 2c
- **Active Projects** → leave as placeholder, with the one-line-per-project rule intact

Do **not** add a skills table, an agents table, or a tools/MCP table. Skills, agents and MCP tools
are discovered by the harness — their names and descriptions are already in the system prompt
before CLAUDE.md is read. Listing them again costs context on every turn and goes stale the first
time the user runs `/extend`. Hooks are the exception, and the reason the template keeps that one
table: hooks are *not* discoverable, so CLAUDE.md is their only inventory.

Do not add a self-improvement or memory-rules section either. That content lives in
`.claude/rules/behavioral.md`, which is auto-loaded on every turn — restating it in CLAUDE.md
creates two authorities that drift apart.

**CLAUDE.md must stay under 200 lines**, and the template lands around 85. Details go in
`.claude/docs/`; anything you are tempted to append is usually a sign it belongs there instead.

## Phase 4: Populate Initial Data

Ask and fill (one at a time):

1. "What are your top 3 priorities right now?" → fill `memory/state/dashboard.md`
2. "What tasks are on your plate this week?" → fill `memory/state/todo.md`
3. "Any preferences for how I communicate? (tone, language, format)" → fill `memory/knowledge/preferences.md`

## Phase 5: Verify & Confirm

### 5a. Verification Checklist

Run a quick check and report:

```
Setup Verification:
[x] CLAUDE.md created (XXX lines)
[x] Memory files: dashboard.md, todo.md, learnings.md, preferences.md, errors.md
[x] Skills: /start, /end, /status [+ /research, /weekly-review if Standard+]
[x] Hooks: X configured in settings.json
[x] Rules: behavioral.md, security.md, verification.md
[x] Agents: planner.md
[x] settings.json valid
```

Do not tick a box from memory of having written the file — check it. Hooks fail silently, so
"I created settings.json" and "the hooks will run" are different claims. At minimum, confirm the
JSON parses and that every wired `command` points at a script that is actually on disk:

```bash
python3 -c "import json; d=json.load(open('.claude/settings.json')); print(len(d['hooks']), 'events')"
ls .claude/hooks/
```

Report any issues found. If all good, proceed.

### 5b. Test

Run `/start` to test the session start workflow. Confirm it shows the priorities from Phase 4.

### 5c. Welcome

```
ALBA is ready!

Your agent system:
- X skills available (/start, /end, /status, ...)
- X hooks active (bash safety, error logging, ...)
- Memory initialized with your priorities

Next steps:
- Use /start to begin each session
- Use /end to close sessions and save progress
- Use /extend to add new features any

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Quality score needs review
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