What problem does it solve? Agent skills in a repository need a consistent, committed configuration — validation commands, label taxonomy, tracker and browser providers — but setting that up by hand is error-prone and every skill breaks when it is missing. This skill performs the one-time setup so every other skill in the collection can read the same .ai/agentic.config.json. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Auto-detected configuration: Inspects the repo (package.json scripts, Makefile, Cargo.toml, go.mod, CI workflows) to detect validation commands and the default branch, then writes .ai/agentic.config.json after a short interview (or instantly with --defaults). - Tracker and browser descriptor installation: Copies the GitHub (gh CLI) tracker descriptor and a browser provider descriptor (agent-browser or Playwright) into .ai/trackers/ and .ai/browsers/, scaffolding custom providers from templates. - Label taxonomy and project docs: Creates the missing pipeline/category/priority/risk labels via the tracker and generates missing SDLC.md, AGENTS.md, CODE_REVIEW.md, and BACKWARD_COMPATIBILITY.md derived from the actual repository — never overwriting existing files. - Cross-skill coverage check: Verifies every skill referenced by installed skills is present and prints a paste-ready install command for anything missing. - Use Case: You just installed a collection of agent workflow skills into a repository. Run this skill once and it detects your pnpm test/build commands, installs the GitHub tracker descriptor, creates the review/merge-queue/needs-qa labels, generates an AGENTS.md routing table, and commits the config. ## Quick Start Run the om-setup-agent-pipeline skill in this repository to detect the toolchain and write the agent pipeline configuration.