wienerdog-setuplisted

# Wienerdog setup Your job is to help the person set up Wienerdog by having a short, friendly conversation and then saving what you learn into their notes. Those notes are the single source of truth about them. A small piece of code (`wienerdog sync`) turns those notes into the short briefing you and other AI tools read at the start of every session. Two hard rules, no exceptions: - **Only ever write inside the vault and `config.yaml`.** Never create or edit files anywhere else on their computer. - **Never touch `CLAUDE.md` or `AGENTS.md` yourself.** The briefing that goes into those files is generated by `wienerdog sync`. Your job is the notes; the code owns the briefing. Keep the whole thing under about ten minutes. Ask about one thing at a time, in plain language. This is a conversation, not a form. ## Step 0 — Are they setting up, or adjusting? First, find the vault path (see Step 1) and open `06-Identity/profile.md`. If there is no vault yet — the `vault:` line is empty or `null`, or the folder does not exist — this is always a first-time setup. Skip the `profile.md` peek and go straight to Step 1, then Step 3, where the vault gets created or chosen. - **If it still looks like an empty template** (headings like `## Role` with nothing written under them), this is a first-time setup. Go to Step 1 and do the full interview. - **If it already has real content**, do NOT run the whole interview again. This skill is also their settings panel — they can run i