Getting Started

Install the suite context into your ~/.claude directory, then drive it from any Claude Code session.

Prerequisites

• Claude Code installed and on PATH (claude --version should work).
• git.

Install

The installer places the command files, the pycemrg-docs skill, and the suite data files (LIBRARY_REGISTRY.md, PYCEMRG_SUITE.md, source/*.md) into ~/.claude.

macOS / LinuxWindows (PowerShell)

git clone https://github.com/OpenHeartDevelopers/pycemrg-context ~/dev/pycemrg-context
cd ~/dev/pycemrg-context
./install.sh

The script symlinks the files, so a git pull is picked up automatically; re-run only if files were added or removed.

git clone https://github.com/OpenHeartDevelopers/pycemrg-context $HOME\dev\pycemrg-context
cd $HOME\dev\pycemrg-context
.\install.ps1

install.ps1 copies the files into %USERPROFILE%\.claude (no symlinks, so no Developer Mode or admin needed). Because they're copies, re-run install.ps1 after every git pull.

If PowerShell blocks the script, allow it for the current process only:

Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass

Start a new Claude Code session afterwards to pick up the changes.

Your first build plan

In any Claude Code session, run:

/pycemrg-build

Then describe what you want to build. Claude will:

1. Decompose the task into sequential steps.
2. Ask you to confirm the decomposition (with a trace table mapping each step back to your exact words).
3. Route to the relevant library source files.
4. Produce a build plan tagging each step as SUITE / PROJECT / GAP.
5. Emit a project scaffold and consolidated install instructions.

See Commands & Skills → pycemrg-build for the full flow, or Dashboard for a browser-based front-end.