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Greptile OverviewGreptile SummaryThis PR adds a new Claude skill documentation file for activating Grid API access, describing the intended interactive flow, required inputs, and expected outcomes. The change is isolated to Confidence Score: 5/5
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| .claude/skills/grid-api/SKILL.md | Adds documentation for the activate-grid skill; no code changes, but ensure instructions are internally consistent and formatting is clean. |
Sequence Diagram
sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant Claude as "Claude Code"
participant Skill as "activate-grid skill"
participant FS as "Local filesystem"
participant Grid as "Grid API"
User->>Claude: Invoke activate grid skill
Claude->>Skill: Run skill
Skill->>FS: Detect existing config/setup
alt Config exists
Skill->>FS: Load config
else Missing config
Skill->>User: Prompt for required fields
User-->>Skill: Provide values
Skill->>FS: Save config
end
Skill->>Grid: Call activation/auth endpoint
Grid-->>Skill: Success or error
Skill-->>Claude: Return status + guidance
Claude-->>User: Display result
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| ### Quick Setup (Recommended) | ||
| **IMPORTANT**: Never output or echo actual credential values. Only check if they are set. | ||
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| If both show `[set]`, skip to Step 4 (Build CLI). If either is empty, continue to Step 2. |
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Incorrect skip condition
The instruction “If both show [set], skip to Step 4” is incorrect because Step 1 prints three lines and only two can ever show [set] (Token ID + Client Secret); the Base URL line prints the URL value even when unset. This makes the “both show” condition impossible to satisfy as written and will confuse users following the setup flow. Consider rephrasing to explicitly key off the two required vars (e.g., “If Token ID and Client Secret show [set], …”).
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Path: .claude/skills/grid-api/SKILL.md
Line: 71:71
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**Incorrect skip condition**
The instruction “If both show `[set]`, skip to Step 4” is incorrect because Step 1 prints three lines and only two can ever show `[set]` (Token ID + Client Secret); the Base URL line prints the URL value even when unset. This makes the “both show” condition impossible to satisfy as written and will confuse users following the setup flow. Consider rephrasing to explicitly key off the two required vars (e.g., “If Token ID and Client Secret show `[set]`, …”).
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.| ```bash | ||
| source ./setup-grid-credentials.sh | ||
| ``` |
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Unsafe sourcing guidance
source ./setup-grid-credentials.sh executes an arbitrary local script with the user’s shell privileges. For a repo doc, this is risky guidance unless the script is guaranteed to be created by this project and its expected contents are verified. At minimum, the instructions should constrain this to a trusted, repo-provided script (or replace with an explicit export ... flow) so users don’t copy/paste a command that runs an unknown file.
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Path: .claude/skills/grid-api/SKILL.md
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**Unsafe sourcing guidance**
`source ./setup-grid-credentials.sh` executes an arbitrary local script with the user’s shell privileges. For a repo doc, this is risky guidance unless the script is guaranteed to be created by this project and its expected contents are verified. At minimum, the instructions should constrain this to a trusted, repo-provided script (or replace with an explicit `export ...` flow) so users don’t copy/paste a command that runs an unknown file.
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