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Install: claude install-skill thettwe/nyann
# check-prereqs
Read-only environment survey. Never installs anything; never mutates the
filesystem. Flow:
1. Run `bin/check-prereqs.sh`. Default output is a human-readable table
showing every prereq nyann touches, classified as **hard** (nyann
exits 1 without it) or **soft** (feature-gated skip).
2. If the user passes the word `json` / "machine-readable" / similar,
add `--json` so output is structured for scripting.
3. Exit code from the script is the signal:
- `0` → all hard prereqs present. Soft misses are informational.
- `1` → at least one hard prereq is missing. Tell the user explicitly
that nyann cannot run yet, and point them at the install hint from
the table.
## What to do after
- Soft misses aren't blockers, but each gates a specific feature. Offer
to explain which feature needs which tool. Don't install anything on
the user's behalf — just read the `hint` column back and let them decide.
- If the user asks "install these for me", decline politely — nyann
doesn't bulk-install system packages. Direct them to the copy-pasteable
install lines in the `hint` column.
## When to hand off
- User asks "OK, now bootstrap this repo" → route to the
`bootstrap-project` skill.
- User asks "what does <tool> do in nyann?" → explain the feature(s) it
gates (README has a table per soft dep).