Interactive Claude Code environment setup wizard. Detects existing configuration, guides through best-practice setup for Global CLAUDE.md, project scaffolding, MCP servers, hooks, custom agents, keybindings, and settings. Use when user runs /devtools:code-env-setup, mentions "setup claude code", "configure claude", "claude code setup", "environment setup", or "initialize claude code".
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Interactive environment setup following the Claude Code Guide.
Run the detection script to understand current state:
python3 ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/detect_setup.py
Run the detector on the project root:
python3 ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/detect_setup.py <project-root>
Fetch the guide via WebFetch:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/joaquimscosta/arkhe-claude-plugins/main/docs/CLAUDE_CODE_GUIDE.md
If WebFetch fails (network error, 404), warn the user and proceed using LLM knowledge only.
Cross-reference detection JSON against guide recommendations to identify what is missing or incomplete.
Detect MCP servers separately via Bash:
claude mcp list
AskUserQuestion (multiSelect: true). Show detection status for each category (configured / partially configured / not configured):| # | Category | Guide Section | What It Configures |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Global CLAUDE.md | Section 1 | ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md — security NEVER rules, account config |
| 2 | Project Scaffolding | Section 2 | .claude/ dirs, .env.example, .gitignore, CLAUDE.md |
| 3 | MCP Servers | Section 3 | Install recommended servers via claude mcp add |
| 4 | Hooks | Section 7 | ~/.claude/hooks/block-secrets.py, hooks in settings.json |
| 5 | Custom Agents | Section 10 | ~/.claude/agents/ starter agent files |
| 6 | Keybindings | Section 13 | ~/.claude/keybindings.json |
| 7 | Settings | Section 13 | Language, background tasks in settings.json |
If user passed a specific category as argument (e.g., /devtools:code-env-setup hooks), skip the selection and go directly to that category.
Walk through each selected category with targeted AskUserQuestion calls. See WORKFLOW.md for per-category question flows.
Show confirmation summary — table of all proposed CREATE/MODIFY/SKIP actions. Ask user to confirm before executing.
Execute changes — create files, install MCP servers, update settings.
Post-setup summary — show what was configured, next steps, and remind user they can re-run /devtools:code-env-setup for incremental updates.
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Create, review, and manage Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) with auto-numbering, template detection, quality review, and index maintenance. Use when user mentions "ADR", "architecture decision", "document this decision", "create ADR", "review ADR", editing ADR files (docs/adr/, doc/adr/, .adr/), or discussing architectural choices and tradeoffs.
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Analyze system architecture, module structure, API contracts, data models, and code patterns. Use when designing systems, reviewing module boundaries, evaluating API designs, analyzing data models, checking pattern conformance, tracing decisions, or reviewing frontend architecture. Triggers: "architecture", "module design", "API design", "data model", "boundaries", "patterns", "decisions", "frontend architecture".
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Converts natural-language descriptions or UI spec files into optimized Google Stitch prompts. Use when creating, refining, or validating design directives for Google Stitch. Use when user says "create a Stitch prompt", "optimize this for Stitch", "convert this spec to a Stitch prompt", "write a UI prompt", or mentions Google Stitch prompt authoring. Follows Stitch best practices with short, directive prompts focused on screens, structure, and visual hierarchy.
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Zero-dependency live-preview server providing an agent↔browser bidirectional companion. Watches a content directory, wraps HTML fragments in a frame template, broadcasts live-reload over WebSocket, and captures browser-side click events to a JSONL file. Use when an agent needs to show HTML to the user in a browser and react to clicks — mockups, design exploration, gallery browsing, multi-select choices, prototype iteration. Triggered by "live preview", "browser companion", "preview server", "browser mockup", "show in browser", "arkhe-preview", or any skill that wants to write HTML fragments and have the user see them reload in real time.
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Deletes merged git branches (local and remote) and flags stale unmerged branches for manual review. Use when user mentions "cleanup branches", "delete merged branches", "prune old branches", "remove stale branches", "branch cleanup", or runs /cleanup-branches command.
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Explains complex code through clear narratives, visual diagrams, and step-by-step breakdowns. Use when user asks to explain code, understand algorithms, analyze design patterns, wants code walkthroughs, or mentions "explain this code", "how does this work", "code breakdown", or "understand this function".
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