القائمة
Onboarding interview that turns this freshly cloned template into the user's own project. Use when PROJECT.md is UNINITIALIZED, or when the user says "start", "set up", "onboard", or "let's begin".
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
استنادا إلى تصنيف SOC المهني
Review an ADR the user has written in docs/adr/. Use when the user says an ADR is ready for review or asks for feedback on a decision record. Never use this to write or rewrite an ADR for them.
Produce or continue a deep-dive learning-track lesson (a focused mini-course on a hard subject the project needs), or review the user's track exercise work. Use when the user asks for the next lesson, help with a track exercise, or to start a new track.
Produce the next guided build doc (six-part - Concept, ADR, Guided build, Challenges, Verify, Stretch). Use when the user asks to start a phase, begin a milestone, or wants the next build step.
Switch how much code the AI writes - between guided (you write all code), collab (split), and autopilot (AI writes it). Use when the user says "set mode to X", "switch to autopilot", "let me write it myself", "just build it for me", or asks what the modes are.
Compare the repo's real state against the roadmap, acknowledge progress, log the session, and plan what's next. Use when the user asks where things stand, what to do next, returns after a break, or seems stuck or demotivated.
| name | start |
| description | Onboarding interview that turns this freshly cloned template into the user's own project. Use when PROJECT.md is UNINITIALIZED, or when the user says "start", "set up", "onboard", or "let's begin". |
Run the onboarding interview defined in docs/playbooks/start.md.
Follow that playbook exactly: welcome the user, run a short conversational
interview (idea, background, goals, mode, stack, pace), then write PROJECT.md,
the design skeleton, and the roadmap in docs/progress.md, and offer to write
the first milestone. This is the user's first impression — keep it warm and
brief.
