Bootstrap Capsem developer environments and verify VM boot.
npx skills add https://github.com/google/capsem --skill dev-start-google
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: dev-start Source: https://github.com/google/capsem/tree/main/skills/dev-start Command: npx skills add https://github.com/google/capsem --skill dev-start-google
New Capsem developers often struggle with setup and getting started. This guide provides a concise bootstrap path to start contributing quickly.
Clone the Capsem repository, run the bootstrap script, and verify that the VM boots successfully.
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To bootstrap a Capsem development environment, clone the Capsem repository, run the bootstrap script, and verify that the VM boots successfully to complete the setup.
Setting up Capsem requires access to the Capsem repository, Docker or Podman for containerization, and shell tooling to execute the bootstrap script and validate the VM boot.
VM boot failures during Capsem setup often result from missing dependencies or incorrect shell tooling configurations, so ensure Docker or Podman is properly installed and linked before running the bootstrap.
Yes, you can use Podman instead of Docker for Capsem onboarding, as the bootstrap process explicitly supports both container engines to install dependencies and verify the virtual machine boot.
The quickest way to start contributing to Capsem is following the concise bootstrap guide, which provides direct steps for environment setup, tool installation, and VM validation.
For deeper troubleshooting during Capsem environment setup, the bootstrap guide provides direct links to full documentation and related skills to resolve complex onboarding issues.
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