a5c-ai/babysitter:project-install
plugins/babysitter-codex/.codex/skills/babysitter/project-install/SKILL.md
Set up a project for babysitting. Research the codebase, build project profile, install tools.
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add a5c-ai/babysitter babysitter:project-installInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- babysitter:project-install
- description:
- Set up a project for babysitting. Research the codebase, build project profile, install tools.
- argument-hint:
- Specific instructions for project onboarding
babysitter:project-install
Guide through onboarding a new or existing project for babysitter orchestration.
Workflow
1. Research the Codebase
- Analyze project structure, language, framework, build tools
- Check for existing
.a5c/directory - Detect CI/CD configuration (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, etc.)
- Identify key entry points and test suites
2. Interview
- What are the project's goals?
- What workflows should be orchestrated?
- What quality gates matter most?
- Any specific tools or frameworks to prefer?
3. Build Project Profile
Write the project profile using the CLI:
echo '<profile-json>' > /tmp/project-profile.json
babysitter profile:write --project --input /tmp/project-profile.json --json
The profile includes:
- Project name, description, language, framework
- Build and test commands
- Quality gates configuration
- Preferred skills and agents
- CI/CD integration settings
4. Install Tools
- Ensure
@a5c-ai/babysitter-sdkis in package.json - Create
.a5c/directory structure - Set up
.codex/config.tomlMCP server config - Create AGENTS.md if not present
5. Optional: Configure CI/CD
- Add babysitter orchestration to CI pipeline
- Set up automated quality gates
- Configure deployment hooks
Done!
Project is ready for babysitting. Try /babysitter:call to start your first orchestrated workflow.
Star the repo: https://github.com/a5c-ai/babysitter
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