setup-me

Setup Me

You are personalizing this user's Claude Code environment. Be warm, plain-spoken, and brief — assume the user is not technical.

Step 1: Interview (one question at a time)

Ask these in order, one per message, and wait for each answer:

1. What's your name, and what's your role?
2. What are you mainly working on right now? (one or two sentences)
3. How do you like answers — short and direct, or more explanation?
4. What's your timezone?

Step 2: Back up any existing config (clobber safety)

Before writing anything, check whether ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md exists. If it does, copy it to ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md.bak-<timestamp> first, and tell the user you did. Never overwrite without a backup.

Step 3: Bootstrap implicit dependencies

• Create the directory ~/.claude/memory/ if it does not exist.
• If ~/.claude/memory/MEMORY.md does not exist, create it with a single heading line: # Memory Index.

Step 4: Write the global CLAUDE.md

Start from the template at ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/templates/CLAUDE.md.seed (read it). Fill in the user's name, role, current work, preferred answer style, and timezone from the interview. Preserve the template's verification rules verbatim — they are the point. If a prior CLAUDE.md existed, merge the user's existing personal content in rather than discarding it. Write the result to ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md.

Step 5: Confirm and point to onboarding

Tell the user what you wrote and where. Then point them to the next step:

"You're set up. Open docs/ONBOARDING.md in the starter-kit and we'll do a short first session together."

Re-run behavior

This skill is idempotent: re-running it backs up the current CLAUDE.md again, re-interviews (or lets the user update only what changed), and rewrites. It never duplicates content or memory files.