| name | omc-doctor |
| description | One-shot oh-my-claude install health check — verifies the installed tree at ~/.claude (core files, CLAUDE.md @-includes, hook wiring in settings.json, state-root writability) from any directory, no source clone needed. Use when the harness feels off, gates stopped firing, or after an update. |
OMC Doctor
Run the installed-tree diagnostic:
bash ~/.claude/skills/autowork/scripts/omc-doctor.sh
Display the output as-is, then:
- All ok — say so in one line; no further action.
- warn lines — explain each warning in one plain-language sentence
(e.g. a non-executable hook script means that one enforcement surface
is silently skipped) and give the one-command fix where obvious
(
chmod +x <path>).
- FAIL lines — the install is broken in a way that makes the harness
silently inert (Claude Code fails open on hook errors). Recommend the
recovery path the script prints: re-run
install.sh from the source
clone, or the install-remote.sh curl one-liner. If the user has the
repo checked out, bash verify.sh there gives the deeper
fresh-install audit.
The name is omc-doctor (not doctor) deliberately — Claude Code ships
a native /doctor for the CLI itself; this skill checks the
oh-my-claude overlay, not Claude Code.
