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Atomic finalizer for the onboarder. Consumes per-section LLM extraction outputs and writes 4 schema-validated configuration files (plans-schema, user-manifest, vault-schema, orchestration) with confidence + source-span audit logging. Block and log on any failure — no partial writes ever land. Invoked by the onboarder UX, not by adopters directly.
peter-claude-vault/claude-stem · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 63
Install: claude install-skill peter-claude-vault/claude-stem
# bootstrap-schemas The shell engine the onboarder uses to populate your config files. After the verbal-first onboarder runs all five sections (A: identity, B: work, C: vault, D: trust, E: confirmation), it has five `extraction-output-{A..E}.json` files sitting in `~/.claude/onboarding/`. Each populates different fields scattered across multiple schemas. Doing the merge naively means partial state on failure, no audit trail of which question populated which field, no idempotency check, no atomicity guarantee. This engine is the deterministic finalizer: it reads the five extraction outputs, applies the question-ID-to-schema-path map (`q-field-map.json`), writes each populated schema instance through a tmp+rename atomic gate, validates against the declared schema, and emits per-field plus per-run JSONL audit records. Block and log on any failure: rollback every staged tmp file, append a `BOOTSTRAP_FAILED` terminator to the audit log, exit non-zero. Live targets remain untouched. Idempotent: if a target byte-matches the would-write payload, skip the rename and audit `skip-identical`. If it differs without `--force`, write a `<target>.new` sidecar plus a unified diff and exit 2. Most adopters never invoke this script directly — the onboarder calls it. ## Output Contract ### Files written (atomic `tmp + rename`) | Order | Path | Mode | Validated against | |---|---|---|---| | 1 | `~/.claude/schemas/plans-schema.json` | STATIC (no transform) | JSON Schema Draft-07 (ajv compil