Initialize a local directory and bind it to an Altitude learning journey.
npx skills add https://github.com/jasonku09/altitude-skills --skill begin-jasonku09
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: begin Source: https://github.com/jasonku09/altitude-skills/tree/main/skills/begin Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jasonku09/altitude-skills --skill begin-jasonku09
This skill solves the friction of setting up a new coding project by bridging the gap between a web-based learning plan and a local development environment, ensuring the learner stays on track without getting lost in configuration.
Invoke the begin skill to initialize your project folder and sync your current Altitude learning journey.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can synchronize a local development directory by initializing and binding it to a server-planned coding journey. This process materializes the structured learning plan locally while keeping your current task and progress visible.
The best way to set up a coding project from a web-based learning plan is to bridge the gap to your local development environment by linking the local folder directly to the specific learning journey.
Yes, you need the Altitude CLI installed and authenticated. The CLI verifies your journey status and manages the project binding required to initialize your folder and sync the learning plan.
Yes, you can link a local directory without a full subscription. The workflow provides a fallback to a standalone free mode for users who are not ready to commit to a full subscription plan.
No, initializing a project structure will not overwrite your files. The workflow enforces safety guardrails and safety checks to protect existing project files during the environment binding process.
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