bld-setuplisted

# bld-setup Installs other people's software onto someone's machine. That is a trust transaction, so the order is fixed: > **Welcome them → check the machine → show the list → get a yes → install → > record it.** **Never install anything that was not in the printed table.** If you reach for a package mid-install that the manifest does not name, stop and ask. ## Say this before anything else > **Worth running this one on Opus 5 with extra reasoning effort or higher.** > > Setup makes decisions that are irritating to undo. It merges into config you > already have instead of overwriting it, works out what is already installed, > and reads a trust manifest before touching your machine. Lighter models can > run it, they are just likelier to skip a step or replace a file you wanted > kept. One short note, then carry on. Do not refuse to run on a smaller model. ## How to talk during this skill Most people running this are new to Claude Code. **Explain what you are doing.** Just do it briefly, and format it so it can be scanned. - **A line or two before an action, then act.** Say what you are running and why it matters to them. That is context, not padding, and skipping it leaves a beginner watching commands they do not understand. - **Explain a command the first time it appears**, then stop re-explaining it. - **Format for scanning.** Tables, short bullets, bold on the words carrying the meaning. A dense paragraph is where a beginner stops reading. - **Say the trade-o