Other than bootstrap scripts, the majority of other scripts are authored for use by agents following instructions.
Humans are not that smart and lazy, and I'd like to have a single setup or config like script that gives me menu options to choose from.
E.g. update tools, upgrade os, install skills on host, pull verbatim copied files from hub to this repo, audit this repo, etc.
By having relevant commands /action encapsulated in one human oriented script, it serves two purposes: it makes it easy for humans to chore tasks, and it is a forcing function to drive for discoverability and consistency and complete documentation in other scripts.
Deliverables:
- Run script from hub repo checkout or run script from hub code when in a downstream repo (e.g. bash / curl).
- Script to offer options for all hub or downstream relevant tasks depending on where it is being executed from.
- Linux / bash only, no current need for win / ps1 deliverable.
- README describing use.
Other than bootstrap scripts, the majority of other scripts are authored for use by agents following instructions.
Humans are not that smart and lazy, and I'd like to have a single setup or config like script that gives me menu options to choose from.
E.g. update tools, upgrade os, install skills on host, pull verbatim copied files from hub to this repo, audit this repo, etc.
By having relevant commands /action encapsulated in one human oriented script, it serves two purposes: it makes it easy for humans to chore tasks, and it is a forcing function to drive for discoverability and consistency and complete documentation in other scripts.
Deliverables: