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Setup for Senso's Shared Context path. It writes Start Here, the first document every agent on the team reads, at the root of the knowledge base. The user describes the organization, or the agent writes it from a project folder, a file, or the organization's own documents. Use when senso-shared-context sends the user here because the knowledge base is empty or has no Start Here, or when the user says "set up Shared Context" or "write our Start Here". Do not use for the Verification Loop setup (senso-verification-loop-setup). Do not use when the user names material to save (senso-context-layer).
Senso's Shared Context path: the organization's memory. It holds the knowledge, policies, procedures and decisions that a team keeps up to date together. Every teammate's agent answers from it with sources, and changes are reviewed and saved as new versions. Use for "Shared Context", "shared context", "what's this org about", "catch me up", "how does this team work", "what do we know about", "what did we decide about", "where is our", "that's wrong, fix it", "update the doc", "save this decision", "ask <name>", "leave <name> a question", "push this to Senso", "what's waiting on me", "what can't our agents answer", "what changed since I last looked", and when the senso-quickstart router sends the user here. Runs senso-shared-context-setup first when the knowledge base is empty. Do not use for the Verification Loop (senso-verification-loop). Do not use for a plain save, lookup or handoff of named material (senso-context-layer).
Read, write, search and organize a Senso context layer — the shared knowledge base a team and their agents both use. Use whenever the user names material or asks about what is in the knowledge base: saving a file or a note ("save revenue.pdf to Senso", "remember this for later"), looking something up ("find our pricing sheet", "what's in our knowledge base", "look it up in our docs"), handing saved work to a teammate, importing the organization's website, or a `senso` command that returned an error the user does not understand. The flow skills load this one for every knowledge base command. Not for a user who has not named material and wants to be got started — that is senso-quickstart — and not for unrelated wikis or vector databases.
This skill should be used when a user pastes a Senso link (docs.senso.ai, senso.ai) and asks to set it up, or says "connect my agent to Senso", "set up Senso", "sign me in to Senso", "sign me back in to Senso" or "use Senso as my knowledge base", or when a senso command fails because the CLI is missing or the key is rejected. It installs the Senso CLI and skills, signs the user in through the browser, confirms the organization with them, then hands to Shared Context. Works for first-time and returning users. Not for a user already connected who names a task.
The way into Senso when the user has not said which path they want. Use for "get me started with senso" (the phrase they are given to paste), "set up Senso", "run onboarding", "help me with Senso", or any ask for help with Senso that names no material and no path. It says what Senso is, offers the two paths — the Verification Loop and Shared Context — and hands to the one they pick. A user who names a path up front belongs to that path's skill, not here; a user who names material to save belongs to senso-context-layer. This skill runs no setup and no loop of its own.