crashlytics-crash-config

name	crashlytics-crash-config
description	Configure Crashlytics plugin settings (language, branch, platform, model, Firebase IDs). Use when the user invokes /crash-config.
version	0.1.0

Converted from Claude Code command /crash-config. Review and adapt: hooks and MCP tool IDs may need manual mapping for Codex.

Crashlytics Plugin Configuration

Interactive setup for the Crashlytics plugin. Reads the current config (if exists), lets the user change settings via interactive prompts, and writes the result.

Step 0: Read current config

1. Check if config exists:
   Read: .claude/crashlytics.local.md

2. If exists → parse YAML frontmatter, use current values as defaults
3. If not exists → use these defaults:
   language: en
   default_branch: master   # local branch name; plugin uses origin/<this> for git blame
   default_platform: android
   forensics_model: opus
   output_format: both
   firebase_project_id: ""
   firebase_app_id_android: ""
   firebase_app_id_ios: ""

Step 1: Ask core settings

Use a single AskUserQuestion call with up to 4 questions:

AskUserQuestion:
  questions:
    - question: "What language should crash reports be written in?"
      header: "Language"
      options:
        - label: "English"
          description: "Reports in English (default)"
        - label: "Russian"
          description: "Reports in Russian (Русский)"
        - label: "Other"
          description: "Any other language of your choice"
      multiSelect: false

    - question: "Which branch should be used for git blame analysis?"
      header: "Branch"
      options:
        - label: "master"
          description: "Use master branch (default)"
        - label: "main"
          description: "Use main branch"
        - label: "develop"
          description: "Use develop branch"
        - label: "Other"
          description: "Any other branch of your choice"
      multiSelect: false

    - question: "What is your default platform?"
      header: "Platform"
      options:
        - label: "Android"
          description: "Android (Kotlin/Java) — default"
        - label: "iOS"
          description: "iOS (Swift/Objective-C)"
      multiSelect: false

    - question: "Which model should the forensics agent use?"
      header: "Model"
      options:
        - label: "Opus (Recommended)"
          description: "Deepest analysis, best for complex crashes"
        - label: "Sonnet"
          description: "Faster, good for most crashes"
        - label: "Haiku"
          description: "Fastest and cheapest, although weakest analysis"
      multiSelect: false

Step 2: Ask output format

AskUserQuestion:
  questions:
    - question: "What report format do you need?"
      header: "Format"
      options:
        - label: "Both (Recommended)"
          description: "Detailed analysis + JIRA Brief"
        - label: "Detailed only"
          description: "Full analysis without JIRA Brief"
        - label: "JIRA only"
          description: "Compact JIRA-ready format only"
      multiSelect: false

Step 3: Auto-detect Firebase (optional)

If firebase_project_id is empty in current config:

1. Try to detect Firebase project:
   Bash: which firebase 2>/dev/null && firebase projects:list --json 2>/dev/null

2. If Firebase CLI is available and projects found:
   - Parse the project list
   - If exactly 1 project → use it automatically, inform user
   - If multiple projects → present them via AskUserQuestion:

   AskUserQuestion:
     questions:
       - question: "Which Firebase project should be used?"
         header: "Firebase"
         options:
           - label: "{project_1_name}"
             description: "Project ID: {project_1_id}"
           - label: "{project_2_name}"
             description: "Project ID: {project_2_id}"
           # ... up to 3 detected projects
           - label: "Enter manually"
             description: "Type a Firebase project ID manually"
         multiSelect: false

3. If project selected, try to detect app IDs:
   Bash: firebase apps:list --project {PROJECT_ID} --json 2>/dev/null

   Parse and store android/ios app IDs automatically.

4. If Firebase CLI not available → skip, leave empty
   Inform user: "Firebase IDs not configured. They will be auto-detected on first crash report run."

Step 4: Write config

Create the config file at .claude/crashlytics.local.md:

Write file: .claude/crashlytics.local.md

Content (YAML frontmatter + markdown body):

---
language: {selected_language}      # en | ru | es | de | fr | pt | it | ...
default_branch: {selected_branch}  # local branch name; analysis uses origin/<this>
default_platform: {selected_platform}  # android | ios
forensics_model: {selected_model}  # opus | sonnet | haiku
output_format: {selected_format}   # both | detailed_only | jira_only
firebase_project_id: "{detected_or_empty}"
firebase_app_id_android: "{detected_or_empty}"
firebase_app_id_ios: "{detected_or_empty}"
---

# Crashlytics Plugin Config

Configured via `/crash-config` on {current_date}.
Edit this file manually or re-run `/crash-config` to update.

Step 5: Confirm

Display a summary of all saved settings to the user:

Crashlytics plugin configured:

  Language:     {language}
  Branch:       {default_branch}
  Platform:     {default_platform}
  Model:        {forensics_model}
  Format:       {output_format}
  Firebase:     {project_id or "auto-detect"}

Config saved to .claude/crashlytics.local.md
Re-run /crash-config anytime to update.