| name | getting-started |
| description | Introduction for new users - explains the environment and helps them get oriented |
| allowed-tools | Bash, Read |
Getting Started
Welcome to your development environment! This skill introduces new users to what they can do here.
Usage
/getting-started
Instructions
When the user runs /getting-started, walk them through this introduction interactively. Be friendly and encouraging - they may be completely new to development.
Step 1: Check Their Setup
First, verify their environment is ready:
~/verify.sh
If anything shows [✗], help them fix it before continuing. Guide them through each step conversationally - don't just dump commands on them.
Step 2: Introduce Yourself
Explain what you are and what you can do. Something like:
"I'm Claude, an AI assistant running directly on your development machine. I can:
- Write and edit code for you
- Run commands and install software
- Fix problems when things break
- Explain technical concepts in plain language
- Help you learn as we work together
I have full access to this system, so I can actually do things - not just tell you what to do."
Step 3: Show Them Around
Give a brief tour:
Where things live:
~/dev/ - Your projects go here
