Claude Skills · Coding

Trapstreet Setup

trapstreet/trapstreet-skills

Install and authorize the trapstreet CLI (tp) -- install uv, install trap-cli, run tp auth login, verify the pairing. Use when the user says "set up trapstreet", "install tp", "install the CLI", "auth failed", "tp isn't working", or trapstreet-solution-scaffold/trapstreet-task-scaffold discover tp is missing or unauthenticated.

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Install git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/trapstreet/trapstreet-skills cp -r trapstreet-skills/trapstreet-setup ~/.claude/skills/trapstreet-setup
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