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From cli-bridge — council of AI CLIs
First-run cli-bridge onboarding — see which AI CLIs are installed, set the cost profile and spend caps, and learn what the council can do.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/cli-bridge:setupThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
1. Call the `doctor` MCP tool (server `cli-bridge`) and show the user what it
doctor MCP tool (server cli-bridge) and show the user what it
found: which CLIs are installed, each lane's cost tier and its source, any
warnings (unenforceable cap, sunset countdown, cost mismatch).setup tool and follow its guidance: ask the user ONE question about
how they pay for their CLIs (flat subscription / metered / mix), then record
the answers with set_lane_cost(lane, cost, note) — it persists.CLI_BRIDGE_<LANE>_DAILY_LIMIT — max runs/day, exact, works for any lane.CLI_BRIDGE_DAILY_CREDIT_CAP — estimated spend ceiling (needs per-lane
CREDITS_PER_1K rates; doctor flags when it can't enforce).CLI_BRIDGE_MOCK=1 to explore every
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