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Rpi Setup Humanlayer by majiayu000 — Agent Skill

Name: Rpi Setup Humanlayer
Rating: 4.666666666666667 (3 reviews)
Author: majiayu000

Rpi Setup Humanlayer

use this skill when a user asks to set up RPI or a "research plan implement" workflow, or to do anything related to RPI skills. if the user says the acronym "RPI" or "rpi" or "humanlayer", you MUST use this skill! Example questions - "I want to set up rpi for ticket eng-1234" - "Whats the next rpi step for eng-5678"

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HumanLayer RPI Setup

You're tasked with setting up a research-plan-implement workflow for a user.

CRITICAL: Validate Prerequisites First

Before doing ANYTHING else, validate prerequisites. Run these checks in order:

Step 1: Check HumanLayer CLI

which humanlayer

If not found: "HumanLayer CLI not found. Install via: brew install humanlayer/tap/humanlayer"

Step 2: Check Linear CLI

which linear

If not found: "Linear CLI not found. Install via: npm install -g @codelayer/linear-cli"

Step 3: Check Thoughts Configuration

humanlayer thoughts status

If fails or "Not initialized": "Thoughts not configured. Run: humanlayer thoughts init"

Step 4: Verify Sync Works

humanlayer thoughts sync

If fails, tell user to check their thoughts repository configuration.

Step 5: Output Test Permalink

Parse humanlayer thoughts status output to get:

"Thoughts directory" line (e.g., repos/synclayer)

Get the thoughts repo path and GitHub remote:

humanlayer thoughts config | grep "Thoughts repository" | awk '{print $NF}'

Then:

git -C <that-path> remote get-url origin

Construct and output a test permalink:

Prerequisites validated!

Test this permalink opens correctly:
https://github.com/<org>/<repo>/tree/main/<thoughts-directory>/tasks/

If it opens to your tasks directory, you're ready!

After Prerequisites Pass

Help the user with their RPI workflow question.

Example: Setting up a new ticket

User: set up rpi for ticket eng-1234

Run prerequisite checks (steps 1-5)
Fetch ticket info: linear get-issue-v2 eng-1234 --fields=branch
Create task directory: mkdir -p thoughts/tasks/eng-1234-description
Fetch ticket: linear get-issue eng-1234 > thoughts/tasks/eng-1234-description/ticket.md
Tell user to start with: use the create-research-questions skill for thoughts/tasks/eng-1234-description/ticket.md

Example: Checking status of existing task

User: what's the next rpi step for eng-5678

Find task dir: ls thoughts/tasks | grep eng-5678
List contents: ls thoughts/tasks/eng-5678-...
Based on which files exist, suggest the next skill to use

---name: rpi-setup-humanlayerdescription: use this skill when a user asks to set up RPI or a "research plan implement" workflow, or to do anything related to RPI skills. if the user says the acronym "RPI" or "rpi" or "humanlayer", you MUST use this skill! Example questions - "I want to set up rpi for ticket eng-1234" - "Whats the next rpi step for eng-5678"--- ## HumanLayer RPI Setup You're tasked with setting up a research-plan-implement workflow for a user. ## CRITICAL: Validate Prerequisites First Before doing ANYTHING else, validate prerequisites. Run these checks in order: ### Step 1: Check HumanLayer CLI ```bash which humanlayer ``` If not found: "HumanLayer CLI not found. Install via: `brew install humanlayer/tap/humanlayer`" ### Step 2: Check Linear CLI ```bash which linear ``` If not found: "Linear CLI not found. Install via: `npm install -g @codelayer/linear-cli`" ### Step 3: Check Thoughts Configuration ```bash humanlayer thoughts status ``` If fails or "Not initialized": "Thoughts not configured. Run: `humanlayer thoughts init`" ### Step 4: Verify Sync Works ```bash humanlayer thoughts sync ``` If fails, tell user to check their thoughts repository configuration. ### Step 5: Output Test Permalink Parse `humanlayer thoughts status` output to get: - "Thoughts directory" line (e.g., `repos/synclayer`) Get the thoughts repo path and GitHub remote: ```bash humanlayer thoughts config | grep "Thoughts repository" | awk '{print $NF}' ``` Then: ```bash git -C <that-path> remote get-url origin ``` Construct and output a test permalink: ``` Prerequisites validated! Test this permalink opens correctly: https://github.com/<org>/<repo>/tree/main/<thoughts-directory>/tasks/ If it opens to your tasks directory, you're ready! ``` --- ## After Prerequisites Pass Help the user with their RPI workflow question. ## Example: Setting up a new ticket ``` User: set up rpi for ticket eng-1234 ``` 1. Run prerequisite checks (steps 1-5) 2. Fetch ticket info: `linear get-issue-v2 eng-1234 --fields=branch` 3. Create task directory: `mkdir -p thoughts/tasks/eng-1234-description` 4. Fetch ticket: `linear get-issue eng-1234 > thoughts/tasks/eng-1234-description/ticket.md` 5. Tell user to start with: `use the create-research-questions skill for thoughts/tasks/eng-1234-description/ticket.md` ## Example: Checking status of existing task ``` User: what's the next rpi step for eng-5678 ``` 1. Find task dir: `ls thoughts/tasks | grep eng-5678` 2. List contents: `ls thoughts/tasks/eng-5678-...` 3. Based on which files exist, suggest the next skill to use

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