pm-os-onboarding

name	pm-os-onboarding
description	Interactive setup for PM-Operating-System in Codex. Use when the user says "onboard", "PM-OS setup", "set up PM-OS", or asks to configure this repo for a Codex or dual-runtime workflow.

PM-OS Onboarding

Run an interactive setup flow for PM-Operating-System inside Codex. Collect the user's answers, write config/pm-os-config.yaml, and run the setup script for the selected runtime.

When to use

• "onboard"
• "PM-OS setup"
• "set up PM-OS"
• "configure this repo"
• "set this up for Codex"

Workflow

1. Confirm the goal:
   • Explain that you will gather the user's PM context, update config/pm-os-config.yaml, and run ./scripts/setup.sh.
   • Explain that the Codex path can generate repo-scoped skills plus .codex/config.toml.
2. Ask for runtime preference:
   • Default to codex.
   • If the user wants to preserve Cursor too, choose both.
   • Ask whether Codex skills should stay repo-scoped only or also install to the user skill directory.
3. Ask the setup questions in small batches:
   • Company name and role title first.
   • Product name and product type.
   • Managers, VIPs, org structure.
   • Quarterly goals and deprioritization signals.
   • Domain context.
   • Tool usage.
   • Slack and Google Drive details only if those tools are enabled.
   • Skills and agent toggles if the user wants customization; otherwise keep defaults from the config template.
4. After collecting company and role:
   • Offer to research the company before continuing.
   • If the user wants that context, use web research directly or follow the company-researcher workflow if it is available.
   • Summarize the company context in 1-2 short paragraphs and continue onboarding.
5. Write config/pm-os-config.yaml:
   • Include the new runtime block with primary and codex_install_scope.
   • Preserve the existing config structure and boolean values.
6. Run setup from the repo root:
   • For Codex only: ./scripts/setup.sh --runtime codex --codex-scope <repo|user>
   • For dual runtime: ./scripts/setup.sh --runtime both --codex-scope <repo|user>
   • If the user explicitly wants Cursor only, use ./scripts/setup.sh --runtime cursor.
7. Close with next steps:
   • Point the user to knowledge/ to customize strategy docs.
   • Remind them that Codex project context lives in PM-OS-AGENTS.md.
   • Remind them that Codex MCP config lives in .codex/config.toml.
   • Mention the v1 limitation: continual-learning remains Cursor-only / experimental for Codex.

Output requirements

• Keep the conversation interactive and concise.
• Parse natural-language answers into structured YAML cleanly.
• Do not depend on Cursor-only agent tools or file formats.
• If a value is unknown, use the repo template default rather than inventing details.