| name | setup-workspace |
| description | Execution mode - Bootstraps the Resume Writer environment, installs dependencies, and ensures the user safely configures their private cv-data repository. Use this when a user first clones the repository or asks to "run setup" or "setup my environment". |
Setup Workspace Skill
This skill guides a new user through installing dependencies and securing their personal data.
Phase 1: Dependency Installation
Run the local setup script using the shell execution tool:
./setup.sh
Phase 2: Security Assessment
Analyze the output of the setup.sh script.
If the script outputs [GEMINI_HOOK: SUBMODULE_RECOMMENDED], you MUST pause execution and initiate the Submodule Creation Walkthrough.
Submodule Creation Walkthrough
If the hook is detected, speak to the user directly with a strong security warning. Explain that cv-data will house all their personal information (phone, address, detailed work history) and it is incredibly dangerous to leave it in the main repository, where an accidental git push could publish it to GitHub.
Ask the user if they would like you to help them transition cv-data into a private submodule.
If they say YES, perform the following steps sequentially, interacting with the user as needed:
- Ask for Git Remote: Ask the user to create an empty, PRIVATE repository on GitHub, GitLab, or Gitea, and provide you with the SSH or HTTPS remote URL (e.g.,
git@github.com:username/my-cv-data.git).
- Move existing data out of the way:
mv cv-data cv-data-backup
- Add the new submodule:
git submodule add <USER_PROVIDED_URL> cv-data
- Copy data back:
cp -r cv-data-backup/* cv-data/
- Initialize the new private repository:
cd cv-data
git add .
git commit -m "Initial commit of private CV data"
git push -u origin main
cd ..
- Commit the submodule link to the main repo:
git add .gitmodules cv-data
git commit -m "Securely transition cv-data to a private submodule"
- Clean up:
rm -rf cv-data-backup
Confirm with the user that their data is now safe.
