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Lets Start Skill — Development skill for Claude Code

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A Claude Code Skill to Make Building Even Easier.

How to install Lets Start Skill

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open ashrust/lets-start-skill and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What Lets Start Skill does

A Claude Code Skill to Make Building Even Easier.

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README

/lets-start

A Claude Code and Codex skill that starts every session in the right place. `/lets-start` asks what you're building, installs [gstack](https://github.com/garrytan/gstack) if missing, sets up an isolated feature branch and worktree, checks host-specific session conventions, and routes you to the gstack or companion skill that fits the task.

The bundle also ships `/audit-tests`, `/tidy-code`, `/autoclean`, `/parallelize`, and `/ship-then-deploy` for pre-release cleanup, test coverage, parallel work, and release passes.

Install

Claude Code

Paste this prompt into Claude Code:

Install the /lets-start skill for Claude Code: `git clone https://github.com/ashrust/lets-start-skill.git ~/.claude/skills/lets-start-skill && cd ~/.claude/skills/lets-start-skill && bash setup.sh --host claude`

Then type `/lets-start` to kick off your first session.

Codex

Paste this prompt into Codex:

Install the /lets-start skill for Codex: `git clone https://github.com/ashrust/lets-start-skill.git ~/.codex/skills/lets-start-skill && cd ~/.codex/skills/lets-start-skill && bash setup.sh --host codex`

Then start a new Codex session or reload skills if needed, and invoke `/lets-start`.

Upgrading from a single-skill install

Earlier versions cloned directly into `~/.claude/skills/lets-start`. If you have that layout (a real git repo at that path, not a symlink), remove it before installing the new layout. Codex users should do the same check for `~/.codex/skills/lets-start`. If setup reports that `SKILL.md` is a real file, move that legacy file aside after checking there is nothing custom you need.

Claude Code prompt:

Check `~/.claude/skills/lets-start` for unpushed commits or uncommitted changes. If it is clean, or already a symlink, remove it with `rm -rf ~/.claude/skills/lets-start`. Then install the new layout: `git clone https://github.com/ashrust/lets-start-skill.git ~/.claude/skills/lets-start-skill && cd ~/.claude/skills/lets-start-skill && bash