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Use when the user runs /thiscode:init or first-time installs thiscode — detects env (vault state / tools / resources) and recommends an 8-Phase progressive install.

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The file

We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent

1 rule. 0 are common, 0 are distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.

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    Most of the 125 edited versions we read keep these.

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    Distinctive

    This author's own choices. Worth a look.

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    Very specific

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  1. Very specific:

    Use --non-interactive (and any CI / automation env) only on the user's explicit opt-out, never as the default or step 1.

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“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 125 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

init

obsidian-cli → GraphRAG 점진 진행을 학생이 자연스럽게 따라가도록 wizard 형 install 진입점.

Repo-handoff contract (read first)

Shared, normative: contracts/repo-handoff-install-contract.md (in lockstep with ThisCodex). In short:

Default = interactive guided onboarding. This init wizard asks one question at a time; that is the default path for both humans and AI agents handed the repo. If you are an AI agent: run the guided wizard and relay each question to the user through your session/TUI — do not auto-run a non-interactive install, do not self-answer or fabricate an answers file to skip questions, and do not report "copied = installed" or placement as completed onboarding. Use --non-interactive (and any CI / automation env) only on the user's explicit opt-out, never as the default or step 1. On a missing required decision the installer safe-stops with interactive recovery — relay that to the user and let them choose; never self-answer to push past it.

Prereq

  • jq (JSON 처리)
  • python3 (Phase 추천 알고리즘)

Workflow

  1. env detect — ../../scripts/claude-discode-init.sh --detect-only --json 호출, OS / vault / tools / resources 9 keys JSON 출력
  2. Phase 추천 — note_count + 도구 + 자원 multi-axis 알고리즘:
    • current: 현재 가능 (의무 install)
    • recommended: 권장 (사용자 y/n)
    • later: 조건 미충족 / advanced
  3. wizard 대화 — recommended Phase 별 y/n prompt, 사용자 선택 install dispatch
  4. install dispatch — 선택한 Phase 마다 ../../scripts/install-*.sh 호출
  5. healthcheck — install 후 bash scripts/healthcheck.sh

8 Phase 매핑

(commands/init.md 참조)

Non-interactive (CI/headless)

  • init.sh --non-interactive → Phase 추천만, install skip
  • CLAUDE_DISCODE_INIT_AUTO=phase-X,phase-Y env → auto install (prompt skip)

옵션 언제나 (사용자 spec Q2)

GraphRAG 노트 수 미충족 시도 사용자 force install 가능. preflight (Python/disk/port) 만 의무.


How to Use This Skill

Use this skill during initial setup to run the interactive wizard that detects your environment (vault state, installed tools, system resources) and progressively recommends which local-tool phases to install next (ripgrep, obsidian-cli, vault-search MCP, GraphRAG, dense embeddings). The optional vault-search MCP installer is separate from the km plugin's /km:search fallback, whose order is GraphRAG → Obsidian CLI → Obsidian MCP → text search. Follow the wizard's prompts to match your setup stage.

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