first-tree

The umbrella CLI routes your workspace task by loading the appropriate first-tree product skill—tree, breeze, or gardener—serving as a central hub for context-tree operations and cross-domain routing.

The best way to set up onboarding workflows is by installing the umbrella CLI, which acts as a central routing hub to navigate bundled skills and load the correct product skill for your task.

Yes, you need frontmatter requirements to use context-tree skills, as the routing system enforces specific name and description frontmatter fields to provide operational instructions into the workspace context.

You install and upgrade skills within a workspace context by running the umbrella CLI, which guides the loading of appropriate product skills and provides navigation for bundled context-tree operations.

Yes, you can use a single entry point for cross-domain routing, as this skill directs user tasks to the appropriate first-tree product skill, providing a coherent starting point for context-tree workflows.

You should avoid using the umbrella CLI for loading product skills when your task falls outside context-tree workflows, onboarding, or cross-domain routing, as it specifically enforces frontmatter requirements for these operations.