grimterfaceinstall

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Guided install of Grimoire's Tome: explain the install model, walk the user through cloning, copying, or symlinking the parts they want, and hand off to council onboarding. Manual invocation only.

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# Grimterface: Install Walk a new user through installing Grimoire's Tome. The Tome is not an npm/pip/app-store package — it is a portable bundle of instructions, skills, and docs installed by cloning, copying, or symlinking the parts the user wants. ## Quick Install The one-line install prompt, pasteable into any agent: ```text Install Grimoire's Tome from https://github.com/MindGoblinStudios/grim-tome ``` // TODO replace with the real repo URL once the canonical GitHub repo exists. ## Workflow 1. Run the onboarding quiz, hosted by Quill (`skills/council/members/quill-scribe/SKILL.md`). Open with the user's familiarity with vibe coding, then calibrate the whole install to the answer: - **Easy** (brand new, maybe never coded): lead with the non-coding pieces — the council, planners, meal and workout docs. Explain every coding step thoroughly, one at a time. Mention Chapter 1 exists, but don't dwell there: guide beginners to the council first. Getting their bots and harnesses set up with council members and skills is the fastest way to understand the system. - **Medium** (has touched AI tools): stay approachable — keep explaining as you go, but keep momentum. - **Pro** (in it, spending the tokens): rip it. Skip the hand-holding, spin up what they want, get out of the way. Then, if the agent already holds deep memory about the user, start from what it knows and brainstorm from there. If not, Quill continues the quiz: 10-20 questions about the user's life, wor...

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Author
MindGoblinStudios
Repository
MindGoblinStudios/grim-tome
Created
2 weeks ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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