What problem does it solve? Setting up a repository that depends on Vercel-linked resources (Postgres, auth, managed integrations) involves many ordered steps—linking the project, provisioning integrations, pulling environment variables, and running database commands—and running them in the wrong order causes confusing failures. This Skill enforces the correct safe sequence so bootstrapping succeeds on the first attempt. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Ordered Bootstrap Workflow: Runs preflight checks (Vercel CLI auth, project linkage), resource provisioning, env verification, and only then executes db:push, db:seed, and dev commands. - Vercel-Managed Provisioning with Fallbacks: Prefers vercel integration add neon, with dashboard and Neon CLI fallback paths when managed provisioning is unavailable. - Secret-Safe Env Management: Generates AUTH_SECRET without printing it, stores it in Vercel, and verifies required env keys by name only—never exposing values. - Use Case: You clone a Next.js repo using Neon Postgres and Auth.js. The Skill links the repo to the correct Vercel project, provisions Neon, pulls env vars, verifies all required keys exist, then runs migrations and starts the dev server—reporting a structured bootstrap summary. ## Quick Start Bootstrap this repository by linking it to my Vercel project, provisioning the database, pulling environment variables, and starting the dev server.