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dev-env-win

Scripts and config for a Windows development environment

See the src folder for individual scripts

Setup

The "startup" script is safe to rerun multiple times or enable any time you start your computer:

From PowerShell:

Copy-Item -Path "src\startup-dev-env-win.bat" -Destination "$env:APPDATA\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\startup-dev-env-win.bat"

From the command prompt:

copy src\startup-dev-env-win.bat "%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\startup-dev-env-win.bat"

If you want the settings to take effect immediately:

From PowerShell:

& "$env:APPDATA\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\startup-dev-env-win.bat"

$env:CLOUD_HOME = [System.Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("CLOUD_HOME", "User")

From Command Prompt:

CALL "%APPDATA%\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\startup-dev-env-win.bat"

Agentic Coding

This repo provides some basic agentic coding skills.

Global Skills

While the startup-dev-env-win.bat creates a location and sets up symlinks for global skills, you still need to populate them (generally one time only). You can copy the skills in this repo with the following:

From PowerShell:

Copy-Item -Path ".github\skills\*" -Destination "$HOME\Agent\Skills" -Recurse -Force

From Command Prompt:

xcopy ".github\skills" "%USERPROFILE%\Agent\Skills" /E /I /Y

Workspace Skills

If the "Global Skills" are not working/being recognized, you will likely need to create a workspace specific copy. To do that, copy /src/setup-workspace.bat to the root of your workspace and run it.

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