temps-platform-setup

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Safely verify and configure an existing Temps platform installation. Use when the user wants to inspect installation readiness, connect the installed CLI, perform initial configuration, manage platform users, or configure DNS and TLS without exposing credentials or executing unverified remote code.

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# Temps Platform Setup Help configure a Temps installation without crossing the user's infrastructure or credential boundaries. ## Safety contract Apply these rules to every workflow: 1. **Never install or upgrade Temps automatically.** Do not download or execute remote scripts, package-manager installers, release archives, or code from a repository. Do not suggest piping network output into a shell. 2. **Use only an already-installed `temps` binary.** Do not use `npx`, `bunx`, `npm exec`, or another on-demand package runner. For CLI installation and exact-version verification, follow the adjacent [temps-cli skill](../temps-cli/SKILL.md). 3. **Do not handle secrets.** Never ask the user to paste, display, export, or read API keys, passwords, provider tokens, private keys, database URLs, or setup-result files. Never inspect credential storage. 4. **Keep secret entry human-controlled.** Direct the user to a hidden prompt, the Temps dashboard, or their secret manager. When a command requires a secret-bearing flag, provide only the flag name and have the user run it manually; do not construct the command. 5. **Confirm the target.** Before any state change, identify the server, organization, project, and CLI context. Stop if the target is ambiguous. 6. **Confirm consequential actions.** Explain the effect and obtain explicit approval immediately before creating, deleting, rotating, revoking, restoring, overwriting, or forcing anything. 7....

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Author
gotempsh
Repository
gotempsh/temps
Created
10 months ago
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Language
Rust
License
Apache-2.0

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