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Summary

Answers the verdict on promotion PR #4088's latest Copilot round. That verdict said the change left documentation describing the previous bootstrap flow. It also corrects an earlier decline on #4088, which wrongly said the fleet map's G1 entry was already current.

  • docs/fleet-map.md G1 resolution: host mode ends with the agent setup, the report reads the agent status, and the loaders hand the kit its source commit. Its decision now names the agent setup's Python-driven steps as the recorded exceptions.
  • The cold-start flowchart draws the agent setup's real order: agent-tools upgrade, skills, safety kit, then Codex and opencode rules. It ends with installing a coding agent and re-running the setup before the first session, because the setup's agent steps act only on agents already installed.
  • README.md no longer says a fresh machine finishes with the guardrails in place.
  • host-setup/linux/README.md and the install-skills headers no longer say the bootstrap runs the skills step last.

Open Findings

The local edit budget was spent, so both were fixed in this pull request's review loop, in b55e871 and 62977f6. install-skills is the one wrapper reaching outside host-setup/, and the kit headers say they reach outside their platform directory. The cold-start text names the Claude Code plugin registration beside the kit and the rules. A recorded local pass over 62977f6 found nothing open.

  • host-setup/linux/install-skills.sh:4, host-setup/windows/install-skills.ps1:2, and the install-safety-kit headers (introduced). "Like install-safety-kit and install-global-rules, it reaches outside host-setup/" is false, because those wrappers drive files under host-setup/agent-safety/. The install-safety-kit headers carry the mirror claim from Add a One-Step Agent Setup for Hosts, a Single Menu Line, and the update-host Skill #4087.
  • README.md:202, docs/fleet-map.md:94 (introduced). With no claude CLI, the skills installer skips the Claude Code plugin registration as well. So that registration also waits for the re-run, beside the kit and the host-wide rules.

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  • Documentation
    • Clarified that agent setup installs skills for supported coding agents and that safety-kit and global-rule steps apply only to agents already installed.
    • Updated setup guidance to explain when to install an agent and rerun setup.
    • Revised the setup flow and descriptions of verification, PATH handling, and installer dependencies.

ptr727 and others added 4 commits November 11, 2026 21:41
The G1 resolution still said the bootstrap host mode ends with a skills step and that the
report reads only the skills --report. Host mode now ends with the agent setup, whose
status carries that report, and the loaders also hand the kit its source commit.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…all-Skills Note

The cold-start flowchart drew install-skills then the safety kit, omitting the agent-tools
upgrade before them and the Codex and opencode rules after. The G1 decision named the skills
step as the only Python exception, and the Linux README said the bootstrap runs it last. The
agent setup as a whole now runs last, and its Python-driven steps share the exception.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…s Them

Both said the bootstrap runs the skills step last. It now runs inside the agent setup, after
the tools step and before the safety kit and the global rules.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
On a fresh host with no coding agent, the safety kit and the host-wide rules skip, so the
cold-start flowchart and README's "the guardrails together" overclaimed. Both now say to run
the agent setup again after installing an agent. The install-skills headers also stop calling
it the one script reaching outside host-setup/ or taking no sudo, now that the kit and rules
wrappers do the same.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A recorded local strict-review pass covers head fc4324bb4bfbd04dab4cfef5bba8ff7d4886aa44, the content this pull request carries at that commit against develop, and it recorded 2 findings.

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The documentation and installer comments clarify agent setup order, its effects on installed agents, and the Python dependency and path boundaries of the setup scripts.

Changes: Agent setup

Layer / File(s) Summary
Agent setup sequence
README.md, docs/fleet-map.md, host-setup/linux/README.md
The documentation describes setup steps before and after agent installation and places skills installation within agent setup.
Installer constraints
docs/fleet-map.md, host-setup/linux/install-*.sh, host-setup/windows/install-*.ps1
The fleet map documents setup reporting and source handoff. Installer comments clarify Python dependencies and path boundaries. No executable behavior changed.

Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~3 minutes

Merge Risk: Low · up to 62977

This PR only changes documentation and comments. One sentence in the fleet map overstates what the tools step provides: on Ubuntu 22.04, rerunning agent setup after installing Codex or opencode can fail because Python 3.11 is not available. Correct the wording or document the prerequisite; no runtime behavior changes.

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The title "Describe the Agent Setup in the Fleet Map and the Cold-Start Docs" matches the main change. The PR updates docs/fleet-map.md and the README and host-setup docs to describe the agent setup steps, their order, and the cold-start behavior. The title names the primary change and the files it touches. It does not cover the smaller comment fixes in the host-setup scripts, which is acceptable for a title.

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ptr727 and others added 2 commits November 11, 2026 21:46
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install-skills is the one wrapper reaching outside host-setup/, since the kit and rules
wrappers drive files under host-setup/agent-safety/. The kit headers now say they reach
outside their platform directory instead. With no claude CLI, the Claude Code plugin
registration also waits for the re-run, so the cold-start text names it beside the kit and
the rules.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Reverting the header's reach-outside line left "Like those two" pointing at nothing, and the
nearest scripts named above it are ones that do elevate.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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A recorded local strict-review pass covers head 62977f68d781d4d7e0c7f780d820bcad6ea0a8e2, the content this pull request carries at that commit against develop, and it recorded 0 findings.

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Approval is blocked by four active documentation and comment issues, including inaccurate host-setup boundary descriptions and incomplete guidance about deferred Claude Code skill registration.

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What changed in this PR

Updates fleet documentation and installer comments to accurately describe the current agent setup sequence and cold-start behavior.

Changes:

  • Documents the agent setup order and the need to rerun agent-dependent configuration after installing a coding agent.
  • Updates the fleet map and G1 resolution with skills, safety-kit, global-rules, and agent-status details.
  • Revises Linux and Windows installer comments to reflect the setup order and repository boundaries.
File Description
README.md Explains the cold-start agent setup flow and the requirement to rerun setup after installing a coding agent.
host-setup/​windows/​install-skills.ps1 Updates the Windows installer header to describe the setup order and installer boundaries.
host-setup/​linux/​README.md Revises Linux setup documentation to describe skills installation within the agent setup sequence.
host-setup/​linux/​install-skills.sh Updates the Linux installer header for the setup order and repository scope.
docs/​fleet-map.md Updates the cold-start flow and G1 resolution with the current agent setup behavior and status details.

Review effort: Lite

Comment thread README.md Resolved
Comment thread docs/fleet-map.md Resolved
Comment thread host-setup/linux/install-skills.sh Resolved
Comment thread host-setup/windows/install-skills.ps1 Resolved
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Review comments at @docs/fleet-map.md:
- Line 186: Update the agent-setup guidance around install-tools.sh and
install-global-rules.sh to state that Ubuntu 22.04 needs Python 3.11 available
before rerunning agent setup for the rules-writing step; describe how to make
that interpreter available without implying the distribution Python 3.10
suffices. Apply the same clarification to the corresponding guidance in
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…kill (#4088)

## Summary

Promotes one change and its review follow-ups from `develop` to `main`.

- #4087: one action brings a host fully current for every coding agent,
and both host menus run it from a single line.
- `bootstrap.sh --agent-setup` / `bootstrap.ps1 -AgentSetup` runs four
steps in order. It upgrades the coding-agent CLIs already installed,
installs the fleet skills, and installs the Claude Code safety kit. It
then writes the host-wide rule blocks into Codex's and opencode's global
`AGENTS.md`, for each agent present.
- `--agent-status` reports all four read-only, and `--host` and `--dev`
now end with the agent setup.
  - A new `update-host` skill runs the setup from any session.
- The kit's stamp names the resolved commit when installed from a
bootstrap tree, which fixes items 2 and 3 of #2553. Item 1 of #2553,
installing the Claude Code CLI itself, stays open. Hooks for Codex and
opencode stay on #781.

- #4089: answers CodeRabbit's review of this promotion. The Windows
skill commands run the loader only after its download succeeds. The
status summary reports the agent-tools inventory as listed, failed or
not checked rather than current. `bootstrap.ps1` restores the
source-commit variables after a run, and `--agent-status --from-tree` no
longer needs curl, tar or flock. The rules wrappers prefer Python 3.11+.
Two findings were declined with evidence on their threads.

- #4090: the host-setup README's tree-lifetime paragraph no longer
counts the tree-keeping actions, and scopes itself to a run that fetches
its tree.
- #4091: the fleet map's G1 entry and cold-start flowchart describe the
agent setup. The README and the flowchart say the Claude Code plugin
registration, the safety kit and the host-wide rules act only on agents
already installed. So a fresh machine re-runs the agent setup after
installing a coding agent, before its first session. The
`install-skills` and `install-safety-kit` headers state where each
wrapper reaches.

- #4092: answers this promotion's attested local review. The Codex and
opencode rules files carry a digest of the rules written below their
header and note. A hand edit there now reads EDITED and is backed up
before the next rewrite. A non-blank Codex `AGENTS.override.md` makes
the status report SHADOWED and not current, and the setup never touches
it. Two findings from that review were declined with evidence: sharing
the skills installer's commit lookup, and the Python-less report.

- #4093: the Codex host-safety README says a non-blank
`AGENTS.override.md` keeps the host-wide rules from reaching Codex, and
takes their place as its instruction layer.

## Not Verified

- Native Windows end to end, a `verification` gap. Native Windows CI ran
the unit suite, including the new `global_rules.py` tests, and passed.
`bootstrap.ps1 -AgentSetup` / `-AgentStatus`, the Windows wrappers, tar
extraction and the user-profile writes have not run on a real Windows
host. Their PowerShell logic was exercised only through the
lifted-function tests under `pwsh`.

Refs #2553

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