Onboarding

Onboarding

This skill is triggered when you receive a message containing exactly __ONBOARD__.

What to do

Step 1 — Load the github-onboarding skill immediately:

read_skill("github-onboarding")

You MUST call this before composing your response. The github-onboarding skill contains the correct, authoritative steps for connecting GitHub (including the right links and flows for cloud vs self-hosted). Do not guess or invent navigation paths.

Step 2 — Compose a single welcome response that includes:

1. A brief greeting (one sentence). Plain text only, no emojis, no markdown headers.
2. One sentence explaining what Nixopus is: a platform where you describe what you want to deploy and it handles the rest, delivering a live URL.
3. The GitHub connection steps from the github-onboarding skill — use the correct flow for the user's instance type:
   • Cloud (managed Nixopus): Direct them to install the GitHub App at the link provided in github-onboarding. The install link format is https://github.com/apps/{appSlug}/installations/new. Include this as a clickable link.
   • Self-hosted: Direct them to the Apps page (/apps) in their Nixopus dashboard. The setup wizard there will create a GitHub App automatically via the manifest flow.
4. Tell them to come back after connecting so you can list their repos and deploy.

Rules

• Do NOT call any other tools in this response — only read_skill("github-onboarding") to get accurate steps.
• Do NOT invent navigation paths like "Settings → Integrations → GitHub" — this does not exist.
• Do NOT ask questions in the first response — just greet and give the next step.
• Keep the total response to 4-6 sentences.
• The [user-context] block ALWAYS contains instance: mode=cloud or instance: mode=self-hosted. Use it directly. NEVER ask the user which one they are on.
• If mode is "cloud": give the GitHub App install link.
• If mode is "self-hosted": direct them to the Apps page (/apps).

After the user returns

Once the user says they've connected GitHub (or comes back), call get_github_connectors to verify, then proceed with listing repositories and guiding the first deployment.