Setup Helper Scripts

Generate all shell scripts in ~/.claude/scripts/ used by the org automation skills. Run this after a fresh install, or to regenerate scripts if they go missing.

Script inventory

All scripts live in ~/.claude/scripts/ and must be executable. They share a common library _lib.sh with functions for parsing CLAUDE.md files.

Script	Used by	Purpose
_lib.sh	All scripts	Shared: get_gh_org, parse_repo_names, parse_repo_names_with_type
org-ci-health.sh	/org-ci-health	CI run status + action versions per repo
org-deps.sh	/org-deps	DESCRIPTION/Project.toml deps + release tags
org-releases.sh	/org-releases	Release tags, commit counts, NEWS status
org-maintenance.sh	/org-maintenance	Non-main worktrees + open PRs with status
daily-summary.sh	/daily-summary	Bot PRs, issues, commits, blockers for a date
weekly-plan.sh	/weekly-plan	Daily logs, open PRs, assigned issues, commit counts
org-standards.sh	/org-standards	Config files, CI workflows, badges per repo
org-issues-scan.sh	/org-issues-tidy, /org-issues-do	Open issues with metadata and bot comment status
bot-tasks.sh	/bot-tasks	Unprocessed bot notifications with comment context
cron-bot-tasks.sh	cron	Poll for new bot requests, trigger if needed

Procedure

1. Create ~/.claude/scripts/ if it does not exist
2. For each script in the inventory above, check if it exists and is executable
3. If missing, read the current version from this skill's embedded templates below and write it
4. If it exists, check its version comment against the template — offer to update if outdated
5. Run chmod +x on all scripts
6. Smoke test each script (run with --help or a quick org name) and report pass/fail

Templates

The templates for each script are maintained in the script files themselves. This skill should read the existing scripts at ~/.claude/scripts/*.sh to verify they exist.

If any are missing, regenerate them by:

1. Reading ~/.claude/scripts/_lib.sh for the shared library pattern
2. Following the same pattern (source _lib.sh, use get_gh_org, parse_repo_names)
3. Outputting JSON to stdout
4. Using set -euo pipefail and bash 3.2 compatibility (no mapfile, no associative arrays)

Bash 3.2 compatibility rules

macOS ships bash 3.2. All scripts MUST:

• Not use mapfile — use while IFS= read -r loops instead
• Not use associative arrays (declare -A) — use parallel indexed arrays
• Not use |& — use 2>&1 |
• Not use [[ =~ ]] with literal ) in patterns — use sed for extraction
• Use $(( )) for arithmetic, not let
• Process substitution < <() works on macOS bash 3.2 but test if unsure

Validation

After generating, run each script and verify:

• Exit code 0
• Output is valid JSON (pipe through jq .)
• No bash syntax errors

Report results as a table:

Script	Exists	Executable	Valid JSON	Status

Auto-Exit When Standalone

IMPORTANT: If this command is being run as a standalone request, automatically exit after completing all phases successfully.