build-pintalisted

# build-pinta Run the full local build + install for Pinta. End state: an extension dist ready to load into Chrome, a built companion, and a working `/pinta` skill. ## 1. Sanity check the working directory ```bash test -f package.json && grep -q '"name": "pinta"' package.json && echo "OK in pinta repo" || { echo "ERROR: run this from the pinta repo root"; exit 1; } ``` If that fails, ask the user to `cd` into their pinta clone and re-invoke. ## 2. Install dependencies ```bash npm install ``` (safe to re-run; idempotent.) ## 3. Build extension and companion in parallel ```bash npm run build --workspace @pinta/extension & npm run build --workspace @pinta/companion & wait ``` Both should print `built in <X>s` with no errors. If either fails, surface the failure and stop. ## 4. Install the Claude Code skill ```bash bash scripts/install-skill.sh ``` Writes `~/.claude/skills/pinta/SKILL.md` and a `start-companion.js` that points back to the absolute path of this repo. Re-running overwrites both. ## 5. Print next steps Tell the user, with the resolved absolute path: ``` ✅ Pinta is built and the /pinta skill is installed. Next: 1. Open Chrome → chrome://extensions 2. Enable "Developer mode" (top right) 3. Click "Load unpacked" → pick: <REPO_ROOT>/extension/dist 4. Pin the Pinta icon to your toolbar. To use it on a project: - In another terminal, in your project root: node ~/.claude/skills/pinta/start-companion.js . - Open your app in Chro