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Use when cctop-hook command fails or is not found. Guides user to install the cctop menubar app.
Installer avec Codex ou Claude Copiez ce prompt, collez-le dans Codex, Claude ou un autre assistant, puis laissez-le vérifier la page du skill et l'installer pour vous.
Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
| name | cctop-setup |
| description | Use when cctop-hook command fails or is not found. Guides user to install the cctop menubar app. |
Helps install the cctop app required for session monitoring.
Run installation guidance when:
ls /Applications/cctop.app/Contents/MacOS/cctop-hook 2>/dev/null || ls ~/Applications/cctop.app/Contents/MacOS/cctop-hook 2>/dev/null
If not found, the user needs to install cctop.app.
Option A: Homebrew (recommended)
brew install --cask st0012/cctop/cctop
Option B: Download from GitHub
Download the latest release from https://github.com/st0012/cctop/releases/latest and move cctop.app to /Applications/.
/Applications/cctop.app/Contents/MacOS/cctop-hook --version
open /Applications/cctop.app
The hooks registered by this plugin will now work. Session data will be written to ~/.cctop/sessions/ when Claude Code or Claude Desktop hooks fire.
The menubar app will show session status in the macOS menu bar.
Use when designing, scripting, or storyboarding a short demo, launch, explainer, or marketing video (especially for a developer tool, app, or SaaS), OR when auditing, critiquing, or improving an existing video's narrative, hook, pacing, or storyboard. Runs a verified 6-stage process — positioning, message spine, beat sheet, script, storyboard, review — embedding StoryBrand, Before-After-Bridge / PAS / AIDA, the Pixar Story Spine, and the But/Therefore rule. Invoke whenever the work is about the STORY of a video rather than its rendering, including phrasings like "storyboard this", "what's the hook", "make the video more compelling", "the video falls flat", "script a launch video", or "audit this video". After an approved render, hand off publishing to video-assets so MP4 and AVIF release assets stay in sync. Do not use this skill for the encoding/rendering pipeline itself.
Restart cctop for local development and testing. Use when the user asks to restart, relaunch, run, or prepare the cctop app locally; ensures the current cctop-hook is installed before the menubar app is relaunched and verified.
Use when publishing, replacing, auditing, or linking cctop promo/demo video assets through GitHub Releases, especially the non-latest media-assets release. Trigger for requests like "upload the launch video", "add another video asset", "replace the README demo video", "where should this video live", "update media-assets", or "generate the README AVIF preview". Covers stable asset names, release selection, AVIF preview generation, README/site links, and avoiding v* product-release tags. Do not use for video narrative/storyboard work; use video-storyboard for that.
Use when cutting a cctop release - "cut a release", "release vX.Y.Z", "bump the version and tag", "ship a new version". Drives version bump, CI, tag push, release pipeline monitoring, and verification, with hard approval gates before anything becomes public.
Use when debugging SwiftUI issues in this macOS app — views not updating, layout problems, unnecessary re-renders, state ownership bugs, Preview crashes, or NSHostingView/NSPanel quirks. Covers both general SwiftUI debugging and macOS-specific patterns.
Use when smoke-testing cctop end to end — verifying a real coding-agent session is tracked and shows in the panel. Trigger on "smoke test sessions", "verify session tracking", "test the hook pipeline", "check cctop picks up a claude/codex/opencode/pi session", or "run the e2e test", even without the word "skill". Creates a real CLI agent session in a terminal, confirms cctop tracks it, opens the panel programmatically, and captures screenshot proof.