Onboarding

Set up the repo as a Notion-backed idea wiki. Do infrastructure only; do not create ideas.

Ask first.

If the user has not already provided it, ask for the Notion page URL to use as the wiki root.

Do not proceed until you have the root page URL.

Set up Notion.

1. Read README.md, AGENTS.md, docs/agent/notion-contract.md, and notion.config.json if it exists.
2. Check whether ntn exists with command -v ntn or ntn --version.
3. If ntn is missing, tell the user the Notion CLI is required. Ask before installing external software, then install with the official command curl -fsSL https://ntn.dev | bash when approved.
4. Run ntn doctor.
5. If the CLI is not authenticated, run ntn login. This should open the user's browser; ask the user to complete the browser approval and confirm the verification code.
6. If the environment is headless and ntn login prints a URL and poll command, show the URL/code to the user, then run the printed poll command after they approve in the browser.
7. Re-run ntn doctor after login.
8. Extract the page ID from the Notion URL and store it as the compact ID in notion.config.json.
9. For a new wiki root, reset pages in notion.config.json before seeding so old page IDs are not reused.
10. Set mode to notion-cli, keep version: 1, and store root_url, root_page_id, root_title, and root_emoji.
11. Run scripts/notion_wiki.py seed --refresh-existing to create Raw, Shared, Wiki, and Templates.

Finish.

1. Run the ritual (AGENTS.md § Mechanics), plus scripts/notion_wiki.py ls.
2. Tell the user setup is complete and the next step is /founder-profile. After that, use /new-idea to create the first idea.

Rules.

• Do not create idea pages during onboarding.
• If the root page title or icon cannot be read, default to LLM Wiki and 🧠.
• The agent can start browser login, but the user must approve Notion access themselves.