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setup-working-geniuslisted

Per-repo configuration — pin the work-file directory, verify commands, and issue tracking, seed the project docs, and leave the pointer that tells every future session this project works this way.
donald-ada/workinggenius · ★ 6 · AI & Automation · score 81
Install: claude install-skill donald-ada/workinggenius
# Setup Working Genius The workflow runs on defaults (`.genius/` for work files, verify commands discovered per run, no issue mirror), so this skill is about the pointer as much as the settings: a fresh session in a fresh context knows none of it until an instruction file tells it. Run it once per repo — after that, every session starts already knowing. Run it as a conversation, not a script: look first (existing `CLAUDE.md`/`AGENTS.md`, any `.genius/` in flight, the project's task runner, a `CONTEXT.md` or `DESIGN.md` already alive), propose what you found, let the user correct each choice. **A — Work-file directory.** Default `.genius/` at the repo root. Commit or gitignore? Recommend committing — done files are decision history every session can read. Create the directory now (a `.gitkeep` when it would otherwise be empty): pinned and present beats pinned and promised. **B — Verify commands.** Propose the discovered typecheck / test / lint commands; the user corrects them. These are what Enablement runs each cycle and Tenacity runs fresh at close-out. **C — Issue tracking.** Default off — the work file already carries the state. Pin `Issue tracking: github` when people watch progress through the tracker: Galvanizing then publishes each approved breakdown as one parent issue with a slice issue under it per slice, all wearing one shared `working-genius` label (one-click filter; the parent does the per-work grouping, so labels don't sprawl). Enablement closes slice issue