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Skill ai-hero/hero-skills/skills/setup-dev

Set up a developer's local environment. Reads HERO.md, checks required tools, guides through git config, CLI auth, and missing dependencies. Per-developer — never modifies shared files.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add ai-hero/hero-skills --skill setup-dev

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Setup — Developer Environment Setup

Guide an individual developer through setting up their local environment based on the team's HERO.md configuration. This skill handles everything that is per-developer and should NOT be committed to the repo.

Arguments

  • $ARGUMENTS:
    • (none) — Full guided setup
    • --check — Just verify current setup, report what's missing

Prerequisites

HERO.md must exist. If it doesn't, tell the user:

No HERO.md found. Run hero-skills:init-hero first to configure the project.

Instructions

Step 1: Read HERO.md

ROOT=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd)
cat "$ROOT/HERO.md"

Parse the ## Developer Setup section for required tools, recommended tools, and MCP servers. Also read other sections for implicit requirements (e.g., CI platform → gh, deployment platform → kubectl).

Step 2: Check Git Configuration

# Local git config
git config --local user.name
git config --local user.email

# Global fallback
git config --global user.name
git config --global user.email

# Signing
git config --local commit.gpgsign
git config --global commit.gpgsign
git config --local gpg.format

# Remote
git remote -v

Present findings:

GIT CONFIGURATION
─────────────────
[OK] user.name: "Jane Doe" (global)
[OK] user.email: "[email protected]" (global)
[--] No local git config — using global values
     → Set local config for this repo? (useful if you use a different
       email for work vs personal projects)
[--] Commit signing: not configured
     → Set up GPG/SSH signing? (recommended for verified commits)

If local config is missing, offer to set it:

git config --local user.name "USER_NAME"
git config --local user.email "USER_EMAIL"

Ask the user — never auto-set identity config without confirmation.

Step 3: Check Required CLI Tools

For each tool in HERO.md ## Developer Setup → Required Tools:

which TOOL_NAME 2>/dev/null && TOOL_NAME --version 2>/dev/null

Present findings:

REQUIRED TOOLS
──────────────
[OK] node: v20.11.0 (required: >=20) ✓
[OK] pnpm: 9.1.0 ✓
[OK] docker: 24.0.7 ✓
[!!] gh: not installed
     → Required for PR workflows. Install: brew install gh
[!!] tofu: not installed
     → Required for infrastructure. Install: brew install opentofu
     ⚠ Do NOT install terraform — this project uses OpenTofu

For missing tools, provide platform-appropriate install commands:

  • macOS: brew install TOOL_NAME
  • Linux: distro-appropriate (apt, dnf, pacman) or official install script
  • Suggest the user's package manager if detectable

Step 4: Check Authentication & Access

For each installed CLI tool that requires auth:

# GitHub
gh auth status 2>&1

# AWS
aws sts get-caller-identity 2>&1

# GCP
gcloud auth list 2>&1

# kubectl
kubectl cluster-info 2>&1

# Docker registry
docker info 2>&1 | grep -i registry

# Linear
linear whoami 2>&1 || linear auth status 2>&1

Present findings:

AUTHENTICATION
──────────────
[OK] gh: authenticated as jane-doe (github.com)
[!!] aws: not authenticated
     → Run: aws configure (or aws sso login)
[OK] kubectl: connected to staging-cluster
[--] linear: CLI not installed (recommended, not required)

Only check auth for tools that are actually installed AND relevant to HERO.md.

Step 5: Check Recommended Tools

Same as Step 3 but for ## Developer Setup → Recommended Tools. Use [--] instead of [!!] for missing recommended tools — they're nice to have, not blockers.

RECOMMENDED TOOLS
─────────────────
[OK] pre-commit: 3.6.0 ✓
[--] linear: not installed
     → Optional CLI for issue management. Install: npm i -g @linear/cli

Step 6: Check MCP Servers

If HERO.md lists MCP servers:

MCP SERVERS
───────────
[??] linear (mcp__linear): listed in HERO.md
     → Is the Linear MCP server configured in your Claude settings?
     → This is needed for hero-skills:one-shot to fetch issues
[??] slack (mcp__slack): listed in HERO.md
     → Is the Slack MCP server configured in your Claude settings?

MCP server setup is done in Claude's settings, not via CLI — just inform the user what's expected and why.

Step 7: Summary & Next Steps

If --check was passed, just show the summary and exit.

For full setup, after each section offer to fix what's missing. Then show final summary:

SETUP SUMMARY
═════════════
Git config:     ✓ local user.name and user.email set
Required tools: ✓ all 5 installed
Authentication: ⚠ 1 issue — aws not authenticated
Recommended:    ✓ 2/2 installed
MCP servers:    ? 1 to verify — linear

Remaining action items:
  1. Run: aws sso login
  2. Verify Linear MCP server is configured in Claude settings

Your environment is ready for development! 🎉
Run hero-skills:init-hero --update if the project setup has changed.

Next step: hero-skills:preflight — sanity-check tooling, .env, ports before starting (print only — model-invocation-restricted, cannot auto-run)

Don't also print hero-skills:one-shot; preflight's own next-steps lead there once it passes.

Key Principles

  • Never modify shared files. This skill only touches local git config and suggests installs — it never writes to HERO.md, CLAUDE.md, or any committed file.
  • Always ask before changing config. Git identity, signing keys, and auth are personal — confirm before setting.
  • Platform-aware. Detect macOS vs Linux and suggest the right install commands.
  • Idempotent. Running hero-skills:setup-dev twice should be safe — skip what's already done.
  • Reference HERO.md. Every check should tie back to why it's needed: "Required by HERO.md for hero-skills:push-pr" or "Used by CI (GitHub Actions)".

Examples

hero-skills:setup-dev          # Full guided setup
hero-skills:setup-dev --check  # Just verify, don't change anything

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