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This skill should be used when recognizing or manually recovering legacy bootstrap-era `agents/` directories, or when migrating old bootstrap template repos toward primitive-first setup and resource packs. The `aw agents` command family is retired; do not recommend running it.

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# aweb Bootstrap (retired command family) The `aw agents bootstrap` / `aw agents ...` command family has been retired. Use this skill only to recognize old bootstrap-era layouts and migrate them to primitive-first setup. Do **not** instruct users to run `aw agents ...`. For new setup, use: - `aweb-team-membership` for invites, joins, certificates, switching, and hosted vs BYOT authority decisions; - `aweb-identity` for local/global identity state, custody, keys, and address claims; - ordinary `git worktree` / filesystem operations for worktrees and copied resources; - team blueprints / resource packs for reusable roles, instructions, skills, and harness adapters. ## How to recognize an old bootstrap layout Legacy repos may contain: ```text agents/ team.yaml docs/ roles/ home/<responsibility>/AGENTS.md worktrees/<name>/ ``` Some homes or worktrees may contain ignored `.aw/` state and signing keys. Treat that state as private identity material. Never delete it casually. ## Safe recovery policy 1. Inspect before mutating: - list `agents/team.yaml`, `agents/home/*`, `agents/worktrees/*`; - check for `.aw/signing.key`, `.aw/identity.yaml`, `.aw/teams.yaml`, and `.aw/team-certs/` under homes/worktrees; - run `aw workspace status` only from a concrete home/worktree, not from an uninitialized repo root. 2. Back up any `.aw/` directory before moving or deleting a legacy home. 3. Recreate needed workspaces with current primitives: - crea...

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Author
awebai
Repository
awebai/aweb
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
5 days ago
Language
Go
License
MIT

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