y3-env-setup

Setting up the Y3 development environment requires installing Python and Git, then initializing y3-lualib by cloning its repository and running the initialization batch file. This process verifies missing tools and guides installation using winget or manual downloads.

Y3 Editor and Claude Code workflows require Python, Git, and the y3-lualib library. The environment setup verifies these dependencies, prompts for installation if missing, and completes the required Lua library initialization for new projects.

y3-lualib initialization works by detecting if the library exists, cloning it if absent, and executing the initialization configuration batch file with version-aware handling for different editor releases to prepare your Lua development workflow.

Yes, you can skip environment setup if Python and Git are already installed. The setup detects existing tooling, allows you to defer configuration, and creates a marker file to permanently skip future sessions once initialization completes successfully.

The Y3 environment setup runs only once because it creates a marker file at `.codemaker/env_setup_done` after completing tool verification and y3-lualib initialization. This marker prevents redundant checks and accidental changes to existing projects in subsequent sessions.