handle-mind-onboarding

name	handle-mind-onboarding
description	Handle the one-time first-run event to set up onboarding tickets and introduce yourself to the user. You **MUST** use this skill (and *carefully follow the process in this doc*) whenever you receive a message from the "mind/onboarding" source!

First-run onboarding

The mind/onboarding event fires exactly once -- the first time this mind starts. Use it to bootstrap the onboarding process.

What to do immediately

1. Read the onboarding checklist: Read thinking/onboarding.md, which contains a prioritized list of onboarding items grouped by when they should happen (first session, first day, first week, first month).

2. Create tickets for each unchecked item: For each unchecked (- [ ]) item in the checklist, create a ticket using create-ticket:

tk create "<item title>" \
  --description "<item description from the checklist>" \
  --tags onboarding \
  --priority <priority based on timing group> \
  --type task

Use priority levels that reflect the timing groups:

• Immediate (first session): priority 0
• First day: priority 1
• First week: priority 2
• First month: priority 3

Do this all as one big bash command! Otherwise it takes you a while, since there are many entries.

3. Check off all the items in thinking/onboarding.md as soon as you've created its ticket (change to ). The checklist tracks "ticket created", not "task completed" -- ticket closure is tracked separately by .