Setup

Skill weorbitant/compound-engineering-feat-python-plugin/skills/setup

Configure which review agents and workflow skills run for a project by auto-detecting the Python stack and writing py-micro-superpowers.local.md. Use when setting up the plugin in a new project or reconfiguring review agents and workflow skills.From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add weorbitant/compound-engineering-feat-python-plugin --skill setup

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Compound Engineering Setup

Interactive setup for py-micro-superpowers.local.md — configures which agents run during /workflows:review and /workflows:work.

Detection rules, agent computation, workflow skill mapping, and output template: references/stack-detection.md.

Step 1: Check Existing Config

Read py-micro-superpowers.local.md in project root (if only a legacy compound-engineering.local.md exists, read that instead and migrate it: write the new filename on save and delete the legacy file after confirming with the user). If it exists, show current settings and AskUserQuestion:

question: "Settings file already exists. What would you like to do?"
header: "Config"
options:
  - Reconfigure — run interactive setup again
  - View current — show file contents, then stop
  - Cancel — keep current settings

View current → display file, stop. Cancel → stop.

Step 2: Detect Python Stack

Scan dependency files (see references for full rules). Then AskUserQuestion:

question: "Detected Python project with: {detected_frameworks}. How would you like to configure?"
header: "Setup"
options:
  - Auto-configure (Recommended) — smart defaults for your stack
  - Customize — choose frameworks, focus areas, and depth

Auto-configure → skip to Step 4 using defaults (see references). Customize → Step 3.

Step 3: Customize (5 questions)

3a. Frameworks (multiSelect)

Django / DRF / Celery / FastAPI — override detected set.

3b. Database (multiSelect)

PostgreSQL / PostGIS / SQLAlchemy.

3c. Focus areas (multiSelect)

Security / Performance / Architecture / Code simplicity — maps to focus-area agents.

3d. Depth

- Thorough (Recommended) — stack reviewers + all selected focus agents
- Fast — stack reviewers + code simplicity only
- Comprehensive — thorough + git history, data integrity, agent-native

3e. Workflow Skills

- Auto-configure (Recommended) — load detected stack skills into all workflows
- Customize per workflow — multiSelect for each of 4 workflows
- Skip — omit workflow_skills entirely

If Customize per workflow, for each of brainstorm, plan, work, review, present multiSelect of available skills (django-patterns, django-drf, django-async, fastapi-patterns, fastapi-sqlalchemy, pytest-patterns, postgresql-patterns, postgis-patterns) plus any local .claude/skills/.

Step 4: Build Agent List and Write File

Compute review_agents and plan_review_agents from selections (algorithm in references/stack-detection.md).

Write py-micro-superpowers.local.md using the template in references. Omit workflow_skills block if user chose Skip in 3e.

Step 5: Confirm

Saved to py-micro-superpowers.local.md

Stack:        Python
Frameworks:   {framework list}
Database:     {database list}
Review depth: {depth}
Agents:       {count} configured
              {agent list, one per line}
Workflow skills: {count} skills across {count} workflows
              brainstorm: {skill list or "none"}
              plan:       {skill list or "none"}
              work:       {skill list or "none"}
              review:     {skill list or "none"}

Tip: Edit the "Review Context" section for project-specific instructions.
     Edit workflow_skills in the YAML frontmatter to customize per-workflow.
     Re-run this setup anytime.