| name | quickstart |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| description | Guided interactive tour of the framework. Walks through your first sprint from zero to shipped PR. |
| trigger | manual |
| depends-on | [] |
| references | [] |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| user-invocable | true |
| allowed-tools | Read, Glob, Grep, Bash |
quickstart
Welcome to the Exosuit framework. This guided tour walks you through your first complete sprint, from planning to shipped PR.
Phase 1: Orientation (2 minutes)
Present the framework's core concept:
### How This Framework Works
The framework adds structure to AI-assisted development:
**Three Layers:**
1. **Enforcement:** hooks that auto-format code, scan for secrets, block dangerous commands (automatic)
2. **Workflow:** skills (slash commands) that guide your development process (you invoke these)
3. **Documentation:** knowledge base that compounds across sessions (generated and updated)
**The Core Loop:**
/sprint-start → /story-cycle (repeat) → /sprint-end
Each `/story-cycle` takes a story through: plan → approve → implement (TDD) → verify → commit.
Phase 2: Check Readiness (1 minute)
Run a quick health check:
if [ -f "docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE.md" ] && ! grep -q "<!-- " docs/architecture/ARCHITECTURE.md 2>/dev/null; then
echo "READY: Bootstrap complete"
else
echo "NOT READY: Run /bootstrap first"
fi
Tell the user:
> Your project hasn't been bootstrapped yet. Run `/bootstrap` first; it detects your stack, configures hooks, and generates project documentation. Come back to `/quickstart` after bootstrap completes.
Stop here.
Phase 3: Interactive Walkthrough
Present options using AskUserQuestion:
- "Walk me through a sprint" (description: "Interactive guided sprint with explanations at each step (15 min)")
- "Show me all available skills" (description: "Quick reference of every slash command grouped by purpose")
- "Explain the enforcement layer" (description: "See what happens automatically (hooks, rules, quality gates)")
- (description: "Skip the tour, jump to /sprint-start")
