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v0.1.22 — README restructure (concepts first, /bootstrap as central step)

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@the-sid-dani the-sid-dani released this 18 May 05:08
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v0.1.22
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Changed

  • README restructured to lead with concepts, not commands. The v0.1.21 README jumped straight into the install tier table + 3 install commands before explaining what the OS is, what a "skill" is, or what /bootstrap does. Fork users landed on a wall of shell commands without context. New structure:
    1. What is this? (concept first)
    2. How it works — new section explaining the three layers (skills / PARA workspace / Configuration tokens) and the two-stage setup model (shell install.sh for power-user toolchain, Claude /bootstrap for personalization)
    3. Install — now framed as "you're trying to reach /bootstrap; everything else is plumbing." Path A (Minimal) is clone → cd → claude → /bootstrap; Path B (Lite CCv4) adds ./scripts/install.sh --no-fastedit-model before claude; Path C (Full) drops the flag.
    4. The PARA workspace — explains each of the 5 folders (0-Inbox, 1-Projects, 2-Coding, 3-Resources, 4-Archive) with a "what goes in it" + "why it exists" column. New callout that /bootstrap creates the empty folder skeleton; skills own the content.
    5. Reference sections (Project map, Configuration tokens, Update Rules, What's included, Quick reference) come after.
  • /bootstrap reframed as the central setup step. Previous README treated install.sh and /bootstrap as equally-weighted install steps. The new framing: /bootstrap is THE step that personalizes the OS to you; install.sh is optional plumbing that only matters if you want /research, /autonomous, /premortem, /review. Minimal-tier users skip install.sh entirely.

Notes

  • README-template.md grew from 438 → 482 lines (+44, mostly the new "How it works" section).
  • No skill bodies, hooks, or scripts changed in v0.1.22 — README-only release.
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