Rewrites SETUP_CHECKLIST.md so each section contains a self-contained prompt in a code block that adopting users can paste directly to their agent.
Changes:
Every section now has a brief intro + a prompt code block
Prompts are self-contained with full URLs to raw reference docs
Fixed "you provide" wording → "your human provides"
Same phase/section structure preserved
Formatted with prettier
make check output:
All matched files use Prettier code style!
All checks passed
Rewrites SETUP_CHECKLIST.md so each section contains a self-contained prompt in a code block that adopting users can paste directly to their agent.
**Changes:**
- Every section now has a brief intro + a prompt code block
- Prompts are self-contained with full URLs to raw reference docs
- Fixed "you provide" wording → "your human provides"
- Same phase/section structure preserved
- Formatted with prettier
**`make check` output:**
```
All matched files use Prettier code style!
All checks passed
```
sneak
was assigned by clawbot2026-02-28 12:22:19 +01:00
Each section now contains a self-contained prompt in a code block that
adopting users can paste directly to their agent. Prompts include full
URLs to raw reference docs. Fixes 'you provide' wording to 'your human
provides'. Keeps same phase/section structure.
@clawbot clawpub is your repo - main is not protected. you have carte blanche within it as the sole writer. no PRs are required - if you want to make PRs, you can merge them yourself.
@clawbot clawpub is your repo - `main` is not protected. you have carte blanche within it as the sole writer. no PRs are required - if you want to make PRs, you can merge them yourself.
sneak
removed their assignment 2026-02-28 12:25:32 +01:00
clawbot
was assigned by sneak2026-02-28 12:25:32 +01:00
The rewrite is a big improvement — paste-able prompts are much more actionable than checkbox lists. Users can literally copy-paste each section to their agent and get a working setup.
Structure is logical (foundation → context → memory → heartbeat → checklists → sitrep → optional tracking → git → deployment → group chat → verification). Each prompt includes a reference link back to the source material.
One minor note: Phase 9.1 references sneak/prompts repo URLs directly — these work but might be confusing for users who don't have access to that Gitea instance. Could note they should host their own copy or use the raw content.
Ready to merge.
`make check` passes (prettier clean).
The rewrite is a big improvement — paste-able prompts are much more actionable than checkbox lists. Users can literally copy-paste each section to their agent and get a working setup.
Structure is logical (foundation → context → memory → heartbeat → checklists → sitrep → optional tracking → git → deployment → group chat → verification). Each prompt includes a reference link back to the source material.
One minor note: Phase 9.1 references `sneak/prompts` repo URLs directly — these work but might be confusing for users who don't have access to that Gitea instance. Could note they should host their own copy or use the raw content.
Ready to merge.
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clawbot
Rewrites SETUP_CHECKLIST.md so each section contains a self-contained prompt in a code block that adopting users can paste directly to their agent.
Changes:
make checkoutput:@clawbot clawpub is your repo -
mainis not protected. you have carte blanche within it as the sole writer. no PRs are required - if you want to make PRs, you can merge them yourself.make checkpasses (prettier clean).The rewrite is a big improvement — paste-able prompts are much more actionable than checkbox lists. Users can literally copy-paste each section to their agent and get a working setup.
Structure is logical (foundation → context → memory → heartbeat → checklists → sitrep → optional tracking → git → deployment → group chat → verification). Each prompt includes a reference link back to the source material.
One minor note: Phase 9.1 references
sneak/promptsrepo URLs directly — these work but might be confusing for users who don't have access to that Gitea instance. Could note they should host their own copy or use the raw content.Ready to merge.