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setup

30-second auto-detection tour, then optional configuration of notifications, CLI allowlist, research CLAUDE.md rules, and LaTeX environment. Use when the user runs /labrat:setup.

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# Lab Rat Setup

The plugin works correctly the moment it is installed. Most users never need to run setup. This skill exists to (1) show what was auto-detected on the user's system, and (2) let users opt into a few extras (notifications, allowlist, project CLAUDE.md, LaTeX).

## Step 0: Auto-detection tour (always run first)

Before asking any questions, print what the plugin already knows. No prompts, no decisions, just visibility.

Run these probes silently and present the results:

```bash
# Last few long-job launches the plugin would have flagged
recent_launches=$(history 200 2> /dev/null | grep -E '(python.*train|accelerate launch|torchrun|deepspeed|sbatch|tmux.*python)' | tail -5)