onboarding

To onboard a new AI agent to an Effect programming project, run an interactive checklist that verifies environment setup, explains slice structure architecture, and tests understanding of Effect concepts like generators and dependency injection.

Before contributing to a beep-effect codebase, you need to verify your environment setup by checking that necessary tools like Bun and Docker are installed and configured correctly for the project.

The beep-effect project architecture handles module imports by enforcing a specific slice structure and strict import rules that agents must follow to maintain mandatory coding patterns and best practices.

Essential Effect programming concepts required for beep-effect development include understanding type parameters, generator syntax, and dependency layers, which are tested during the onboarding process.

Yes, beep-effect onboarding requires Bun and Docker to be installed because the environment verification step checks these specific tools to ensure your local setup is fully configured correctly.