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Legacy interview-style onboarding retained as an explicit fallback when the collaborative seed-task flow is not appropriate. Superseded by onboarding/.
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| name | onboarding-v1 |
| description | Legacy interview-style onboarding retained as an explicit fallback when the collaborative seed-task flow is not appropriate. Superseded by onboarding/. |
| compatibility | Requires write access for profile persistence |
| superseded_by | core/memory/skills/onboarding/SKILL.md |
| source | user-stated |
| origin_session | manual |
| created | "2026-03-16T00:00:00.000Z" |
| last_verified | "2026-03-16T00:00:00.000Z" |
| trust | high |
First-session user onboarding. Runs a collaborative seed-task session that surfaces the user's role, preferences, and working style while demonstrating memory and trust behavior in context.
Session opener for returning users. Loads recent context, checks pending review items and maintenance triggers, greets the user with continuity. Use at the beginning of any returning session after initial routing.
Mid-session checkpoint. Captures decisions, open threads, and key artifacts without ending the session. Activate when the user says "sync" or "checkpoint", or when context pressure makes a save worthwhile.
Session closer. Writes chat summary, reflection note, ACCESS entries, and flags pending system maintenance. Produces deferred actions on read-only platforms. Activate when the user ends the session or context is running low.
Systematic host-repo exploration for a new worktree-backed memory store. Use when projects/codebase-survey/SUMMARY.md is active or when codebase knowledge files still contain template stubs. Supports both initial survey and ongoing deepening rounds.
Trace how operations execute through a codebase — following requests, commands, jobs, or events from entry point through every architectural layer, recording boundary crossings, data transformations, and implicit couplings. Complements the codebase-survey by mapping what happens rather than what exists.
