ce-onboard

Name: ce-onboard
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Author: moffran

Guide new CE users through core invariants and session routing at startup.

78|15|Updated May 1, 2023

Search Tags:#documentation #onboarding #guidelines #software-engineering #invariants #ce-first

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npx skills add https://github.com/Moffran/calibrated_explanations --skill ce-onboard

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Skill: ce-onboard
Source: https://github.com/Moffran/calibrated_explanations/tree/main/.claude/skills/ce-onboard
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Moffran/calibrated_explanations --skill ce-onboard

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The CE onboarding primer helps new users understand CE-first invariants, core files, and skill routing at session start, reducing setup errors and accelerating safe engagement with the codebase.

Core Features & Use Cases

Provides a concise, read-through guide of CE-first invariants and recommended workflows before touching code.
Establishes expectations for lifecycle order (Fit → Calibrate → Explain) and safe access to internal members.
Serves as a quick reference for new contributors to align on project identity, milestones, and public entry points.

Quick Start

Read this primer in full before touching any CE code and confirm you understand the invariants.

Frequently Asked Questions about ce-onboard

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is CE-first onboarding for software engineering workflows?▼

CE-first onboarding is a primer process that guides new users to understand core invariants, project identity, and session routing at startup. It reduces setup errors by establishing expectations for lifecycle rules and safe access to internal members before touching code.

How do I start working with CE invariants and lifecycle rules?▼

To start with CE invariants, read the onboarding primer in full before touching any code. You must understand the lifecycle order of Fit → Calibrate → Explain and confirm your comprehension of core files, milestones, and public entry points.

Do I need to understand project identity before using CE session routing?▼

Yes, understanding project identity is required for CE session routing. The onboarding process specifies recommended inputs and expectations, ensuring new contributors align with core invariants and avoid unsafe patterns during software engineering activities.

What is the recommended lifecycle order for CE-first workflows?▼

The recommended lifecycle order for CE-first workflows is Fit → Calibrate → Explain. Following this sequence establishes clear expectations for safe access to internal members and accelerates safe engagement with the codebase.

How can I avoid unsafe patterns when onboarding to a CE codebase?▼

To avoid unsafe patterns during CE onboarding, follow the lifecycle rules and read the key documents specified in the primer. This establishes safe access to internal members and ensures you understand core invariants before modifying code.