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# /start: wake the operator Use this skill on first launch and whenever the operator asks for the home screen, start menu, or orientation. ## State contract The canonical first-run state is `.aigent/state.json`: ```json { "schemaVersion": 1, "status": "uninitialized | setup-in-progress | ready", "completedAt": null } ``` For compatibility with installations before v0.9, `.aigent/first-run-done` is also recognized. - `status: ready` or a legacy first-run marker means returning operator. - Missing state, invalid state, or any other status means first run. - If the legacy marker exists but the JSON state is not ready, migrate the JSON state to `ready` silently. ## First run 1. Write `status: setup-in-progress` before asking questions, so an interrupted setup can resume. 2. Give a two-line, warm, plain greeting: > I'm your AIgent operator. Let's get you one real win in the next few minutes. 3. Run `/operator-setup`, one question at a time. 4. When the operator chooses an action from the personal briefing, run `/first-win` and produce a usable artifact. 5. Teach the operating loop once: > Later sessions pick up on their own via `/resume`. When you are done, say "close up" or run `/context-capsule` so the work is banked (it also autosaves as you go). Run `/statusline` once in Claude Code to show context usage. 6. Only after setup memory and the first artifact are successfully written: - Set `.aigent/state.json` to `status: ready` with an ISO-8601 `completedAt...