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setup

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First-time setup or upgrade for Reel Reactor. Checks Node and the plugin's browser tools, creates or upgrades the config, walks the user through a manual Instagram login in the plugin's own browser, and creates or updates the scheduled task. Use when the user says "set up reel reactor", after a plugin update, or when the react skill reports missing config or login.

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The file

We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent

7 rules. 0 are common, 2 are distinctive, and 5 are very specific to this project.

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    Common

    Most of the 171 edited versions we read keep these.

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    Distinctive

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    Very specific

    Tied to their project's names, files or tools. Probably skip.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Keep the whole report short.

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  2. Very specific:

    Run node --version. Node 18 or newer is required.

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  3. Distinctive:

    Stop here if no browser tools are loaded.

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  4. Very specific:

    Run node "<plugin root>/scripts/rr.mjs" migrate.

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  5. Very specific:

    Never type credentials yourself.

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  6. Very specific:

    If the browser won't launch ("chrome not found" or similar), add "browser": "msedge" to config.json (Edge is on every Windows PC).

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  7. Very specific:

    Read skills/schedule/SKILL.md (plugin root) and follow its steps 2 and 3, using the TASK_SPEC from node "<plugin root>/scripts/rr.mjs" …

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 171 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.

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SKILL.md

Reel Reactor setup

Go through these steps in order. Report each as ✅ or ❌ with a one-line fix. Don't move past a ❌ that blocks later steps. The plugin root is two levels up from this skill's base directory. Keep the whole report short.

1. Node

Run node --version. Node 18 or newer is required. If it's missing, tell the user to install the LTS from https://nodejs.org, fully quit and reopen the Claude app, and run setup again.

2. Browser tools (bundled Playwright MCP)

The plugin ships its own Playwright MCP server (.mcp.json, launched by scripts/playwright-mcp.mjs). Its tools are named mcp__plugin_reel-reactor_playwright__*.

  • Available → ✅.
  • Missing → the plugin was probably installed or updated during this session. Tell the user to start a new session (or run /reload-plugins) and run setup again.
  • Still missing after that → ask the user to type /mcp and check plugin:reel-reactor:playwright. Usual causes: Node not on PATH, or the first npx download failed.

Stop here if no browser tools are loaded.

3. Config (create or upgrade)

Run node "<plugin root>/scripts/rr.mjs" migrate. It creates ~/.reel-reactor/config.json from the example, or upgrades an existing one from an older plugin version (adds new keys, renames old ones). Show its "Config updated" lines, if any, so the user sees what changed.

Then check node "<plugin root>/scripts/rr.mjs" friends. If no friends are whitelisted, ask for the Instagram usernames of the friends whose reels should get reactions, and add them with node "<plugin root>/scripts/rr.mjs" friends add <usernames>. Don't hand-edit config.json.

4. Instagram login (done by the user, in the plugin's own browser)

Tell the user this before anything opens:

Reel Reactor uses its own browser window with its own login, kept in ~/.reel-reactor/playwright-profile. Your normal Chrome or Edge, and whatever you're logged into there, isn't touched or reused. Log in there once with your throwaway account and it stays logged in for future runs.

Then browser_navigate to https://www.instagram.com/. If it shows the logged-in feed, ✅. Otherwise:

The Reel Reactor browser window is open on Instagram. Log in yourself, tick "Save login info" if it asks, and tell me when you're done.

Never type credentials yourself. Once the user confirms, navigate again and check. If the browser won't launch ("chrome not found" or similar), add "browser": "msedge" to config.json (Edge is on every Windows PC). It's still a separate profile, not the user's normal Edge. Then ask the user to start a new session and run setup again.

5. Schedule

Read skills/schedule/SKILL.md (plugin root) and follow its steps 2 and 3, using the TASK_SPEC from node "<plugin root>/scripts/rr.mjs" schedule. That creates the scheduled task, or updates the existing one (for example a task made by an older version) instead of making a duplicate. If the user wants different times, use /reel-reactor:schedule HH:MM HH:MM … instead.

6. Done

Finish with a short summary and the commands they can use from now on:

commandwhat it does
/reel-reactor:reactrun once now
/reel-reactor:statuslast run, friends, schedule, login
/reel-reactor:friends add|remove|listmanage the whitelist
/reel-reactor:schedule 09:00 12:00 17:00 / off / onchange or pause the run times
/reel-reactor:dry-run on|offread-only rehearsal mode

New installs run live. Offer a rehearsal first as an option ("want a dry run first? /reel-reactor:dry-run on, then /reel-reactor:react"), but don't make it a required step. If step 3 reported that dry run was turned on by an upgrade, say the next run is a rehearsal and how to go live afterwards.

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