Set up your environment
Automated configuration. API keys, database, services, all verified.
Skip the setup marathon
Setting up a new project usually means a full day of creating accounts, copying API keys between browser tabs, writing environment files, and hoping you didn't miss anything. Then something doesn't work and you spend another hour figuring out which key you pasted wrong.
Inside Claude Code, type /setup. It reads your discovery docs, knows what services you need, and walks you through configuration in order. Where it can talk directly to a service, it does. Where it needs you to copy a key, it tells you exactly where to find it and gives you a direct link.
What happens
The system builds a checklist from your project docs. Base requirements (database, auth, payments, email) plus anything specific to your idea from the external tools document.
It works through each service in dependency order. Database first because everything else needs it. Auth configuration next. Then payments, email, and whatever external tools your project uses. For each one, it either configures the service automatically or gives you step-by-step instructions with direct links to the right dashboard page.
Everything gets written to a single environment file. The system verifies each connection after writing it. If something fails, it tells you what went wrong and how to fix it.
What you end up with
A fully configured development environment. Database with security policies. Auth with email confirmation and social login providers. Stripe in test mode with products matching your pricing. Email sending verified. Every external tool connected and tested.
You can re-run /setup safely at any time. It checks what's already configured and only sets up what's missing.