implement-plan-setup

You can persist execution-access and worker-runtime settings by writing a validated setup.json file at the project root. This process detects runtime capabilities and derives configuration guardrails to ensure truthful automation setup.

Automating setup.json validation involves atomically writing the configuration file with detected runtime permissions and validation results. This ensures safe auto-refresh by deriving settings from detected capabilities rather than manual input.

Yes, you must provide a project root path to configure implement-plan settings. The skill validates this target path before deriving continuity settings and atomically writing the setup.json file.

Runtime capability detection works by inspecting the environment to identify available execution-access models and preferred worker runtimes. It then derives and persists these truthful settings into a JSON configuration file.

Setup.json configuration validation fails when derived runtime permissions or continuity settings do not match detected capabilities. The atomic write process requires successful validation results before persisting the configuration guardrails.

Yes, you can use atomic writes to safely refresh setup configuration. This method ensures that the existing setup.json remains intact until the newly derived and validated runtime settings are fully ready to be persisted.