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Expand Up @@ -37,8 +37,11 @@ scripts/
windows-plugins.ps1 # Standalone plugin install/update (Windows)
clone-and-claude.sh # Clone repo & launch Claude (macOS)
clone-and-claude.ps1 # Clone repo & launch Claude (Windows)
csa-plugins.txt # Public default plugin list (fetched from HEAD at runtime)
csa-plugins-internal.txt # CSA-internal default plugin list (fetched from HEAD at runtime)
archives/ # Previous script versions for reference
docs/ # Design documents (e.g., Windows AI tools design/process)
TODO.md # Audit findings, priority-grouped with file:line citations
.github/
ISSUE_TEMPLATE/ # Issue templates for contributions
rulesets/ # Branch protection rules
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- Same output helper pattern: `Write-Info`, `Write-Success`, `Write-Warn`, `Write-Err`, `Abort`
- Same utility function pattern: `Has-Command` instead of `has_command`
- Installation strategy: winget for system tools and desktop apps, npm for AI CLIs
- `windows-ai-tools.ps1` base layer: winget → Git, GitHub CLI, Node.js, Python (installed if missing); `windows-work-tools.ps1` does not install Python or Node.js
- Both scripts support migration from wrong install methods (same concept as macOS)
- `windows-work-tools.ps1` does **not** include Microsoft Office (unlike the macOS equivalent); core set is Git, GitHub CLI, 1Password, Slack, Zoom, Chrome — same core + dev profile selection as the macOS equivalent (dev adds VS Code, AWS CLI, Wrangler)

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