magnus-setup

To set up a Node.js website repository, you need to clone the source code and run npm install to install dependencies. This Skill automates that bootstrap process by detecting your current directory, cloning the repository if needed, and validating the required project structure.

If an existing clone is detected, you can provide the local file path to that clone instead of downloading a new copy. The setup process will validate the existing repository structure and Node.js version before installing dependencies to ensure compatibility.

Yes, a valid Node.js environment is required to initialize this repository. The setup process explicitly validates your Node.js version and checks for required project files before proceeding with dependency installation to ensure the dev-workflow runs correctly.

You need to open a new Claude session after npm install finishes because subsequent skills require the newly cloned repository folder as the working directory. Starting a fresh session ensures all path resolutions correctly point to the initialized project structure.

Yes, you can run this setup tool in any folder to bootstrap the website repository. It first checks if the current directory is already the target repository, and if not, it offers to clone the project directly into your current working directory.

If repository structure validation fails during setup, it means required project files are missing from the directory. You should choose the option to clone a fresh copy of the repository to ensure all necessary files are present for subsequent skills to run correctly.