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harness-bootstraplisted

Install or sync the generic harness runway in any repo — greenfield or with code present. Scaffolds CLAUDE.md, CODING_STANDARDS.md (headings-only), skeleton docs (overview, techstack, decisions, specs/, work/), path-scoped rules, and the core plugin pin; bakes in doc-sync discipline. On greenfield it writes empty product skeletons; stack-matched skill/MCP/hook curation is gated tier-2, orchestrated by /super-bootstrap; opt-in earn-gated scale module (parked + test-queue + outward containers, venue-map rule, card fact fields). Monorepo tier fans path-scoped rules out per package; adopt mode retires superseded harness forks and backfills skeleton sections added since bootstrap on re-run. Solo dev workflow.
RockyHong/super-bootstrap · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 79
Install: claude install-skill RockyHong/super-bootstrap
# Super Bootstrap — Development Pipeline for Any Repo Set up (or sync) the development pipeline in a project. Installs harness — workflow rules, doc-sync gate, skeleton docs, the core plugin pin — in one scaffold session. The doc-sync gate at every later commit grows the skeleton docs over time, so there's no deferred deep-scan stage. Designed for a solo developer working across multiple Claude Code sessions and cloud Claude Code. ## Phase 1: Quick Scan (lightweight, parallel reads) Gather just enough to scaffold — skim manifests for stack/version, note structure shape, stop. Check contributor count (`git shortlog -sn --all | head -5`). If >1 active contributor, surface as info — don't block: > "FYI: detected multiple contributors. The pipeline's CLAUDE.md assumes solo dev (simple branching, no PRs for self-review). You can edit those sections after bootstrap if your team's workflow differs." ### Sampling Discipline (applies to all source-file reads) Throughout this skill — Phase 1 detection, anywhere Claude reads source files — **paraphrase structure into committed docs; never paste raw file contents.** Skip files whose names suggest secrets (e.g. `.env*`, `*.key`, `*.pem`, `id_*`, `*credential*`, `*secret*`, `.npmrc`, `.netrc`, `*.p12` / `*.pfx`, `*.keystore`, `kubeconfig` — illustrative, judge by name). When skipping, surface to user: `⊘ skipped <path> (likely secret)`. Reason: reading alone isn't the breach — Claude's context isn't shared. The breach is **quoting