context-bootstrap

Walks users through plugin checks and Minimum steps to bootstrap missing report context.

Updated Apr 25, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/abnejsolutions-alt/GRC --skill context-bootstrap
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Skill: context-bootstrap
Source: https://github.com/abnejsolutions-alt/GRC/tree/main/plugins/grc-reporter/skills/context-bootstrap
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/abnejsolutions-alt/GRC --skill context-bootstrap

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Setup guidance for users running a /report:* command before their toolkit has enough context. Use when a report command detects missing findings, frameworks, or history. Walks the user through installation and first collection rather than generating a hollow report.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Verifies required setup for reporting: plugin presence, findings cache, and framework metadata.
  • Guides three context paths: Complete context, Partial context, and Empty context, to tailor the next steps.
  • Provides an explicit empty-context setup script workflow to safely bootstrap the reporting environment.

Quick Start

Follow the step-by-step empty-context setup: add the marketplace, install the minimum plugins, configure a connector, collect findings, and run a gap assessment before attempting a report.

Frequently Asked Questions about context-bootstrap

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I set up full context for GRC reporting when my toolkit lacks findings and framework metadata?

To set up GRC reporting context, you must verify required setup by checking plugin presence, establishing a findings cache, and ensuring framework metadata is available before attempting to generate reports. This bootstrap process guides initial data collection and gap assessment across connectors.

What is the difference between Complete, Partial, and Empty context paths for report bootstrapping?

Context paths are distinct bootstrap workflow routes determined by existing toolkit state. Complete path proceeds to reporting, Partial path requires additional data collection, and Empty path initiates full installation and gap assessment before generating any reports.

Why does my report command fail or generate a hollow report during initial setup?

Report commands fail or generate hollow output during initial setup because the toolkit lacks sufficient context. The bootstrap process detects missing findings, frameworks, or history, then guides installation and first collection rather than generating incomplete reports.

Do I need a specific history depth for week-over-week metrics before bootstrapping report context?

Yes, week-over-week metrics require sufficient history depth to exist within the toolkit. The bootstrap process explicitly verifies that adequate historical data is present before allowing reporting commands to execute successfully.

Can I optionally check GitOps state as part of the reporting context setup?

Yes, GitOps state can be optionally checked during the reporting context bootstrap process. This optional verification occurs alongside required checks for plugin installation, findings cache, framework metadata, and history depth.

What's the best way to safely bootstrap an empty reporting environment from scratch?

The best way is following the explicit empty-context setup script: add the marketplace, install minimum required plugins, configure a connector, collect initial findings, and run a gap assessment before attempting any report generation.