onboard

name	onboard
description	Use when setting up the digital-evidence plugin for the first time.

Onboard

First-run orchestrator to establish plugin state, verify dependencies, and configure defaults.

When to use

• User's first interaction with the plugin (no config.json exists)
• Resetting plugin configuration

Inputs to gather

• Confirmation to proceed with setup
• Optional: confirm whether to install missing dependencies
• Optional: configure immutable storage destinations
• Default case root directory (suggest ~/cases/ or the user's legal-investigative workspace parent)

Procedure

1. Check if ${CLAUDE_USER_DATA:-${XDG_DATA_HOME:-$HOME/.local/share}/claude-plugins}/digital-evidence/config.json exists. If yes, ask user whether to reconfigure or exit.
2. Run environment-check to probe for forensics CLIs.
3. Present results and offer to run install-dependencies if gaps exist. Await user confirmation.
4. Ask whether to set up immutable storage remotes now (optional — can defer). If yes, run setup-storage-mounts.
5. Prompt for default case_root directory:
   • Suggest ~/cases/ (will be expanded to absolute path)
   • Or ask for explicit path to user's legal-investigative workspace parent
6. Write config.json to standard location with structure:

   {
     "case_root": "~/cases/",
     "version": "1.0.0",
     "created": "ISO-8601-timestamp"
   }
   

7. Print a "what's next" pointer: suggest running legal-investigative new-workspace --variant=evidence-management to scaffold a full case workspace, or digital-evidence hash-evidence <path> to begin processing.

Output / side effects

• config.json written to standard location.
• Environment validated and summarized.
• User ready for evidence processing workflows.

Safety / constraints

• If config.json already exists with content, do not overwrite without explicit confirmation.
• Suggest legal-investigative integration path but do not force it.