Set up and verify a working shardcore development environment. Use when starting from a fresh clone or bare machine, creating a git worktree for an issue, running uv sync, wondering what a justfile recipe does (run-dev, cleanup, get-types, set-version, run-from-backup), reading the Dockerfile, or hitting env-shaped failures (import errors, "config.toml not found", pytest can't bind port 5433, docker network 'portal' already exists, black/ruff not found). TRIGGER on: "set up the repo", "uv sync", ".worktrees", "justfile", "just cleanup", "Dockerfile", "CI installs differently than local", fresh-environment smoke test. SKIP when: actually running the shard or the compose stack, dev server usage, backup/restore ops (use freeshard-run-and-operate); writing or debugging tests and fixtures (use freeshard-testing-and-qa); type-sync policy and controller drift details (use freeshard-ecosystem-contracts); config keys and env-override semantics (use freeshard-config-and-flags).
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Set up and verify a working shardcore development environment. Use when starting from a fresh clone or bare machine, creating a git worktree for an issue, running uv sync, wondering what a justfile recipe does (run-dev, cleanup, get-types, set-version, run-from-backup), reading the Dockerfile, or hitting env-shaped failures (import errors, "config.toml not found", pytest can't bind port 5433, docker network 'portal' already exists, black/ruff not found). TRIGGER on: "set up the repo", "uv sync", ".worktrees", "justfile", "just cleanup", "Dockerfile", "CI installs differently than local", fresh-environment smoke test. SKIP when: actually running the shard or the compose stack, dev server usage, backup/restore ops (use freeshard-run-and-operate); writing or debugging tests and fixtures (use freeshard-testing-and-qa); type-sync policy and controller drift details (use freeshard-ecosystem-contracts); config keys and env-override semantics (use freeshard-config-and-flags).
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Set up and verify a working shard_core development environment. Use when starting from a fresh clone or bare machine, creating a git worktree for an issue, running uv sync, wondering what a justfile recipe does (run-dev, cleanup, get-types, set-version, run-from-backup), reading the Dockerfile, or hitting env-shaped failures (import errors, "config.toml not found", pytest can't bind port 5433, docker network 'portal' already exists, black/ruff not found). TRIGGER on: "set up the repo", "uv sync", ".worktrees", "justfile", "just cleanup", "Dockerfile", "CI installs differently than local", fresh-environment smoke test. SKIP when: actually running the shard or the compose stack, dev server usage, backup/restore ops (use freeshard-run-and-operate); writing or debugging tests and fixtures (use freeshard-testing-and-qa); type-sync policy and controller drift details (use freeshard-ecosystem-contracts); config keys and env-override semantics (use freeshard-config-and-flags).
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Category
Engineering
Reported license
Not specified
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI