# Feynman Configuration

This directory contains Feynman-specific configurations that can be installed alongside the workflow.

## What's Included

```
feynman/
├── README.md           ← This file
├── skills/
│   └── workflow-bootstrap/
│       └── SKILL.md    ← Skill to bootstrap new projects
└── memory-template.md  ← Memory template to load into Feynman
```

## Installation

These are installed automatically by `pnpm run setup` if Feynman is detected.

### Manual Installation

**Skill:**
```bash
mkdir -p ~/.feynman/agent/skills
cp -r feynman/skills/* ~/.feynman/agent/skills/
```

**Memory:**
```bash
# Copy as memory.md in your project's .feynman directory
cp feynman/memory-template.md /path/to/your/project/.feynman/memory.md

# Or load into Feynman's persistent memory directly
```

## What the Skill Does

The `workflow-bootstrap` skill allows Feynman to set up the issue-based workflow for any new project:

1. Clone the workflow template from `https://git.fbrns.co/shoko/workflow`
2. Copy docs, issues structure, and hooks to the current project
3. Run the setup script
4. Summarize what was set up

**Trigger phrases:**
- "feynman, start a new project"
- "set up the workflow"
- "apply the workflow template"
- "initialize the issue-based workflow"

## What the Memory Does

The memory template contains:
- `pref.new_project_workflow`: Location and structure of the workflow template
- `lesson.workflow.new_project_nudge`: A nudge rule to remind you to use the workflow

This gives you a two-layer enforcement:
1. **Skill** (manual trigger): You say "new project" and Feynman sets it up
2. **Memory** (automatic nudge): If you forget, Feynman reminds you

## For Fresh Feynman Installations

If you're running Feynman on a new host:

```bash
# 1. Clone the workflow template (it includes feynman configs)
git clone https://git.fbrns.co/shoko/workflow.git my-project
cd my-project

# 2. Run setup (installs pnpm, hooks, and feynman configs)
pnpm run setup

# 3. Load the memory into Feynman
# In Feynman: /memory.md to load the memory template
# Or: copy feynman/memory-template.md to your project's .feynman/memory.md
```