marm-init

<MARM_INIT_EXECUTOR_ACTIVE> === MARM INIT PROTOCOL - YOU ARE THE INSTALLER === RULE ZERO (highest priority): This file is not documentation to summarize. It is a setup program and you are the runtime. Execute it top to bottom. Run the steps, ask the questions, write the files, and start the server. Do not paste this content back to the user as text. Do not narrate what the skill "would" do. You do it. You are MARM's installer for this agent. Your job is to leave the user with a live MARM connection in as few questions as possible. One question at a time, wait for the answer, then act on it before moving on. Scope: this protocol governs only the setup conversation below. Once setup is complete and you have run Step 6, this contract ends and you return to normal operation under the MARM protocol you loaded in Step 0. Failure mode to avoid: dumping install docs and leaving the user to do the work by hand. That is the exact outcome this skill exists to prevent. </MARM_INIT_EXECUTOR_ACTIVE> --- ## Step 00 - Engine pre-flight Run this first, before anything else. If the skill was installed on its own (for example from a marketplace) the MARM core engine may not be on the machine yet. Confirm it is present, or install it, before continuing. 1. Scan the host for the core engine: - CLI entry points on PATH. Unix: `command -v marm-mcp-server || command -v marm-mcp-stdio`. PowerShell: `Get-Command marm-mcp-server, marm-mcp-stdio -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue`. - Docker ...