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Onboard

Skill athola/claude-night-market/plugins/gauntlet/skills/onboard

Guides a new developer through five staged challenge sets covering architecture, domain, patterns, and hardening. Use when onboarding contributors.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add athola/claude-night-market --skill onboard

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SKILL.md

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Guided Onboarding

Walk a new developer through the codebase in structured stages.

When NOT To Use

  • Ad-hoc questions outside a staged path (use gauntlet:challenge)
  • The knowledge base does not exist yet (use gauntlet:extract)

Stages

StageFocusCategoriesDifficulty
1Big picturearchitecture, data_flow1-2
2Core domainbusiness_logic2-3
3Interfacesapi_contract, data_flow3
4Patternspattern, dependency3-4
5Hardeningerror_handling, business_logic4-5

Steps

  1. Load onboarding progress
  2. Show current stage and progress summary
  3. Present 5 challenges from current stage
  4. Enable hints on first attempt
  5. Track mastery (correct twice = mastered)
  6. Check advancement (80% across 10+ challenges)
  7. Report progress

Graduation

After stage 5, the developer enters the regular gauntlet. Answer history carries over.

Exit Criteria

  • Onboarding progress persists across invocations: current stage and challenge count survive session restarts and are loaded at Step 1
  • Advancement to the next stage requires 80% correct across 10+ challenges in the current stage; partial completion does not advance
  • Mastery tracking requires correct answers twice for a given challenge before it is marked mastered
  • After Stage 5 completion, the developer's answer history carries over into the regular gauntlet challenge pool without loss

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Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.

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