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Install + verify ax (the agent experience layer). Triggers when the user says "install ax", "set up ax", "ax not found", "ax doctor", "is ax running", "fix ax install", "first-time ax setup", or any setup question about the ax CLI / skills / daemon. Walks the install via the install.sh + skills.sh + first ingest, validates with `ax doctor`, and points the user at ax:retro (experiment loop) and ax:extract-workflow (reconstruct workflow behind shipped artifacts).
Necmttn/ax · ★ 18 · AI & Automation · score 71
Install: claude install-skill Necmttn/ax
# ax:setup Install and verify ax - the local agent-experience graph. After this skill the user has the `ax` CLI on PATH, a running SurrealDB, the launchd watcher reacting to new transcripts, and the ax skills loaded into Claude Code. This skill is intentionally narrow: install + verify only. For day-to-day use see `ax:retro` (experiment loop), `ax:extract-workflow` (reconstruct the recipe behind a shipped artifact), or run the CLI directly. ## When to fire Trigger phrases: - "install ax" / "set up ax" / "first-time ax setup" - "ax not found" / "where is axctl" - "ax doctor" / "is ax running" / "is ax working" - "what does ax give me" Do NOT auto-trigger on unrelated work or when the user is already deep in an ax workflow (`ax improve list`, `ax recall …`). ## Install ```bash # 1. CLI binary (downloads the latest GitHub release; macOS-first, # Linux works for ingest + CLI without launchd reactivity). curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Necmttn/ax/main/install.sh | bash # 2. Skills - installs this skill + ax:retro + ax:extract-workflow # into ~/.claude/skills/ (and ~/.agents/skills/ for codex). npx skills add Necmttn/ax # 3. First ingest - seeds the graph from the user's last 7 days of # Claude Code + Codex transcripts. PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH" ax ingest --since=7 ``` If any step fails, run `ax doctor --json` and surface the blocker. If `ax` itself isn't found after step 1, the user probably has a custom shell rc - tell them to add `$HOME/.local