initial-setup

# mnemo:setup — Interactive Onboarding First-time setup for mnemo. Creates config.json with all settings. ## Workflow ### Step 1: Welcome ``` 🧠 Welcome to mnemo — persistent memory for Codex and Claude Code. Let's set up your configuration. This takes about 30 seconds. ``` ### Step 2: Vault Name ``` What's your Obsidian vault name? (The name shown in Obsidian's vault switcher) > main ``` Verify vault exists: ```bash obsidian search query="test" vault="{input}" ``` If error → "Vault not found. Is Obsidian open? Check the vault name." ### Step 3: Note Taxonomy ``` Which note taxonomy do you use? [1] Atom/Molecule/Source/Session/MOC (Zettelkasten-inspired) [2] PARA (Projects/Areas/Resources/Archive) [3] Custom (you'll define prefixes and tags) > 1 ``` Map the selection to `config.taxonomy` — each entry is `{ "prefix": "…", "tag": "…" }`, and every prefix **must end in a separator** (` — `, `: `, or `/`). Always keep `session` and `moc` regardless of choice — they are *functional* types (`/mn:session` reads `taxonomy.session.prefix`; hub-linking uses `moc`), not just note archetypes. **[1] Zettelkasten** — use the full block shown in Step 5 below. **[2] PARA:** ```json "taxonomy": { "project": { "prefix": "Project — ", "tag": "project" }, "area": { "prefix": "Area — ", "tag": "area" }, "resource": { "prefix": "Resource — ", "tag": "resource" }, "archive": { "prefix": "Archive — ", "tag": "archive" }, "session": { "prefix": "Session — ", "t...