000-install

To validate your development environment, this skill checks your OS, shell, working directory, and required CLI tools like Claude, Node, Git, and Python. It reports missing components and provides remediation steps to ensure your setup is ready for project automation workflows.

The required CLI tools for bootstrapping are Claude, Codex, Node, Git, and Python. The skill verifies the availability of each tool and offers actionable setup commands to install any missing components needed for your development environment.

Yes, you can use this skill to initialize project structure directories under .claude. It verifies required directories under ~/.claude and inventories external services and preferences to ensure your environment is fully prepared for project work.

The best way to check for missing skill dependencies is to run the bootstrap validation, which inventories external services and verifies required directories and CLI tools. It provides actionable guidance and setup commands for any missing components detected.

Environment setup fails when ~/.claude directories are missing because they store essential skill assets required for Claude-based automation workflows. The skill detects these missing directories and provides remediation steps and setup commands to create them.

To run a targeted check for specific CLI tools, use the check flag with the cli parameter to verify only command-line tools. You can also use the fix flag to automatically install any missing components detected during the validation process.