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@honeycrisp/setup

v0.1.1

Published

Interactive onboarding for the governed-MCP suite: client config, permission warm-up, iCloud agents folder, launchd

Readme

@honeycrisp/setup

Interactive onboarding for the Honeycrisp suite. One command, every step proposed and confirmed before it happens, everything recorded in the suite's shared audit DB:

honeycrisp setup

What it offers (each step is a y/N question, defaulting to No):

  1. MCP registration — adds the mail and context servers to Claude Code (user scope) and Claude Desktop (with a backup of the previous config).
  2. Permission warm-up — triggers the macOS Automation prompt for Mail on purpose, so the first real call doesn't die in a permission dialog; points at the Full Disk Access pane for the optional full-text search tier.
  3. Agents folder — starter folder-as-API pipelines in iCloud Drive, plus the launchd agent that runs them while the Mac is on.
  4. Context schedules — mail+calendar capture every 15 minutes, morning briefing at 7:00, both via launchd.
  5. Remote approvals — routes gated-write approvals through an iCloud folder so you can approve from any device (see @honeycrisp/governed for the channel's threat model).

Non-interactive use: pipe y/n answers, one per line (printf 'y\nn\ny\n' | honeycrisp setup); missing answers default to No.

House doctrine applies to the wizard itself: nothing is silent, nothing is destructive, and live mode stays off until you opt in.