octowiz:setup

Setup orchestrator for the Octowiz Bridge. Runs only the phases with gaps.

When invoked

Invoked by octowiz:octowiz when the live check reports gaps. Do not invoke directly.

Pre-flight: run the live check

octowiz-cache check

Parse the JSON output. Store hard_gaps and advisory_gaps.

If hard_gaps is empty: delete ONBOARDING.md from the current directory if it exists, then return control to octowiz:octowiz to show the A/B/C/D menu.

Create ONBOARDING.md

If .octowiz/setup-state.json does not exist in the current directory, create ONBOARDING.md:

# Octowiz Setup

## Environment (per-machine)
- [STATUS] superpowers plugin
- [STATUS] mattpocock-skills plugin
- [STATUS] antfu-skills plugin
- [STATUS] LiteLLM env vars (LITELLM_BASE_URL + API key)
- [STATUS] LiteLLM routing cache (verified within 24h)
- [STATUS] Project namespace seeded in LiteLLM Memory

## Project (per-repo)
- [STATUS] antfu skills setup (if TypeScript/Vue stack)
- [STATUS] Agent instructions file (AGENTS.md / CLAUDE.md / GEMINI.md)
- [STATUS] mattpocock-skills section in agent file (## Agent skills)

## Next step
[What is about to run]

Use [x] for passing checks, [ ] for gaps, [!] for advisory items.

Phase 1: Plugins

Run if any of these are in `hard_gaps`: plugin_superpowers, plugin_mattpocock-skills, plugin_antfu-skills

For each missing plugin, explain what it does and why it is required, then show the install command. Verify after each install.

superpowers

Provides workflow discipline skills — TDD, brainstorming, code review, git worktrees, subagent-driven development.

claude plugins install superpowers

Verify: ls ~/.claude/plugins/cache/*/superpowers/ 2>/dev/null | head -1

mattpocock-skills

Provides domain documentation and issue management skills — grill-with-docs, to-prd, to-issues, triage, diagnose, prototype.

Note: install ID is mattpocock-skills; slash-command namespace is /mattpocock-skills: — these match.

claude plugins install mattpocock-skills

Verify: ls ~/.claude/plugins/cache/*/mattpocock-skills/ 2>/dev/null | head -1

antfu-skills

Provides TypeScript/Vue/Vite code quality skills — ESLint config, Vitest setup, Vite configuration, UnoCSS integration.

claude plugins install antfu-skills

Verify: ls ~/.claude/plugins/cache/*/antfu-skills/ 2>/dev/null | head -1

After all plugins are installed, update machine-state.json:

python3 -c "
import sys; sys.path.insert(0, '$(which octowiz-cache | xargs dirname 2>/dev/null || echo .)')
from packages.memory_client.env import init_machine_state, save_machine_state, MACHINE_STATE_PATH
state = init_machine_state()
for pid in ['superpowers', 'mattpocock-skills', 'antfu-skills']:
    state.plugins[pid] = 'verified'
save_machine_state(state)
print('machine-state.json updated')
"

Phase 2: Memory

Run if any of these are in `hard_gaps`: litellm_env, litellm_cache Also run Step 2.4 alone if hard_gaps has no Memory entries but setup-state.json has no project_id (i.e. this is the first /octowiz run in this repo on a machine already fully configured). Check with:

python3 -c "
from packages.memory_client.env import load_repo_state
import pathlib
s = load_repo_state(pathlib.Path('.'))
print('seeded' if s and s.project_id else 'not-seeded')
"

If the output is not-seeded, skip Steps 2.1–2.3 and run only Step 2.4.

This phase covers all LiteLLM operations in sequence: env vars → role cache → project namespace seed.

Step 2.1: LiteLLM env vars

If litellm_env is in hard_gaps, check current state:

echo "LITELLM_BASE_URL: ${LITELLM_BASE_URL:-<not set>}"
echo "LITELLM_ADMIN_API_KEY: ${LITELLM_ADMIN_API_KEY:-<not set>}"
echo "LITELLM_API_KEY: ${LITELLM_API_KEY:-<not set>}"

Guide the developer to add to ~/.claude/settings.json:

{
  "env": {
    "LITELLM_BASE_URL": "http://your-litellm-server:4000",
    "LITELLM_ADMIN_API_KEY": "your-admin-key-here"
  }
}

Ask them to reload Claude Code so the env vars take effect, then verify before continuing.

Step 2.2: Build role bundles

octowiz-cache build --all --namespace "${OCTOWIZ_NAMESPACE:-allspark}"

If this fails, check: Is LiteLLM running? curl -s "${LITELLM_BASE_URL}/health"

Step 2.3: Verify routing bundle

octowiz-cache get --role routing --namespace "${OCTOWIZ_NAMESPACE:-allspark}" > /dev/null

If exit code is 0, record routing_verified_at:

python3 -c "
from packages.memory_client.env import init_machine_state, save_machine_state, MACHINE_STATE_PATH, _now_iso
state = init_machine_state()
state.litellm['routing_verified_at'] = _now_iso()
save_machine_state(state)
print('routing_verified_at recorded')
"

Step 2.4: Seed project namespace

Seed the project namespace into LiteLLM Memory (idempotent — safe to re-run):

octowiz-cache seed

This writes project:{id}:octowiz:config and project:{id}:octowiz:rules if they do not already exist. The project_id is derived from the git remote URL (UUID fallback) and stored in .octowiz/setup-state.json for stability across runs.

If this fails with a connection error, LiteLLM is not reachable. Revisit Steps 2.1 and 2.2 before retrying.

Phase 3: Repo

Run if any of these are in `hard_gaps` or `advisory_gaps`: antfu, agent_file, mattpo_skills_setup

Step 3.1: Scan the repo

octowiz-cache check

Also detect manually:

• Agent file: check for AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, GEMINI.md (in that priority order)
• Stack: check package.json for vue/vite/react/typescript; check for pyproject.toml
• Check for CONTEXT.md and docs/adr/

Update the "Project (per-repo)" section of ONBOARDING.md with findings.

Step 3.2: mattpocock-skills setup

If mattpo_skills_setup is in advisory gaps and the agent file exists but has no ## Agent skills section, invoke:

/mattpocock-skills:setup-matt-pocock-skills

If no agent file exists: note in ONBOARDING.md that this step is deferred. Do not create the file.

Update setup-state.json:

python3 -c "
from packages.memory_client.env import init_repo_state, save_repo_state
import pathlib
state = init_repo_state(pathlib.Path('.'))
state.mattpocock_setup = True
save_repo_state(state, pathlib.Path('.'))
"

Step 3.3: Antfu setup

ts_vue or polyglot stack only.

If agent file exists, detect which antfu sub-skills are relevant from package.json and append to ## Agent skills:

- /antfu-skills:vue    — Vue 3 composition API patterns
- /antfu-skills:vite   — Vite configuration and build optimization
- /antfu-skills:vitest — Vitest setup and patterns
- /antfu-skills:pnpm   — pnpm workspace commands
- /antfu-skills:unocss — UnoCSS integration

Update setup-state.json:

python3 -c "
from packages.memory_client.env import init_repo_state, save_repo_state
import pathlib
state = init_repo_state(pathlib.Path('.'))
state.antfu_setup = True
state.antfu_relevant = True
save_repo_state(state, pathlib.Path('.'))
"

If no agent file exists or stack is not ts_vue/polyglot: note in ONBOARDING.md, set antfu_relevant = False if applicable.

Step 3.4: Flag lazy-creation items

In ONBOARDING.md, note any items that follow lazy-creation:

• CONTEXT.md absent: [!] CONTEXT.md — not present; will be created lazily by /grill-with-docs
• docs/adr/ absent: [!] docs/adr/ — not present; will be created lazily by /grill-with-docs

Do NOT create these files now.

Phase 4: Verify

Always run last, after all other phases complete.

Step 4.1: Re-run the live check

octowiz-cache check

Step 4.1b: Background services

Both services self-heal on version skew at session start (Node daemon since 0.9.17, Python A2A server since 0.9.18) — verify they are up and current:

# Node daemon (launchd)
launchctl list de.integrahub.octowiz-daemon 2>/dev/null || echo "daemon: not loaded"

# Python A2A server — version must match the installed plugin
curl -s -m 3 "http://localhost:${OCTOWIZ_A2A_PORT:-8765}/health" 2>/dev/null \
  || echo "a2a: down (starts on next session open)"

If either is missing or stale, route to /octowiz:octowiz-doctowiz (fixes daemon_start and aelli_python) rather than fixing inline here.

Step 4.2: If hard_gaps is empty — setup complete

1. Delete ONBOARDING.md from the current directory:

   rm -f ONBOARDING.md

1. Report: "Setup complete. All required plugins are installed, LiteLLM Memory is configured and seeded, repo setup is done. Proceeding to the workflow menu."
2. Return control to octowiz:octowiz to show the A/B/C/D menu.

Step 4.3: If hard_gaps remain — offer escape hatch

Report remaining gaps. For each:

Offer the escape hatch:

"Setup is incomplete. You can skip this and proceed anyway — but some features may not work.

>

To skip a specific check: respond with the check ID (e.g., litellm_env). To skip all and proceed: respond skip all. To fix: respond fix."

To dismiss a check:

python3 -c "
from packages.memory_client.env import dismiss_check, MACHINE_STATE_PATH
import pathlib
dismiss_check('<check_id>', pathlib.Path('.'), MACHINE_STATE_PATH)
print('check dismissed')
"

Advisory gaps (agent_file, mattpo_skills_setup) are noted but do not block Phase 4 from passing.