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Local dev setup

Skill sonsriver4815/agent-skill-starter/examples/local-dev-setup

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Use this skill when the user asks to inspect, install, verify, or troubleshoot a local developer environment, CLI tool, plugin, shell path, or project startup workflow.

SKILL.md

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Local Dev Setup

Use this skill for local setup work that must end with live verification.

Safety Defaults

  • Explain commands before running them.
  • Do not touch secrets, tokens, production config, or credentials.
  • Ask before dependency changes, file deletion, commits, pushes, or broad rewrites.
  • Prefer project-defined setup, test, lint, and start commands.

Discovery

  • Read local instructions before changing configuration.
  • Check whether the requested tool is already installed.
  • Verify the command that actually wins on PATH.
  • Distinguish missing tools from shell, sandbox, or permission failures.

Workflow

  • Make the smallest setup change that can satisfy the request.
  • Prefer user-level configuration only when the task is cross-project.
  • Keep output focused and summarize the important result.

Verification

  • Run the installed command's version or health check.
  • Run one representative harmless command when functional verification is needed.

Final Report

  • Report what changed.
  • Report what was verified live.
  • Note any restart or manual step that remains.

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