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Adds .agents/setup, which Amp runs when it prepares a fresh orb (a cloud sandbox where Amp agents work) and then snapshots, so later orbs start with dependencies ready.
The script:
installs the pnpm version pinned in packageManager, only when the installed one differs
runs pnpm install --frozen-lockfile, like .github/actions/setup
runs pnpm dev:prepare so playground/.nuxt types exist for pnpm typecheck and editors
.gitignore now also ignores .amp/portals/*, which Amp writes when a dev server is exposed (and gets its missing trailing newline).
Ran in an orb: first run 6 s, second run 3 s with no package downloads.
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Added a development setup process that checks the required package manager version, installs workspace dependencies, and prepares the project.
Updated version control exclusions so local portal files are not included in repository changes.
The new file is committed with mode 100644 while its shebang is written for direct execution. Amp running it as .agents/setup, which is what the script is for, gets Permission denied; only bash .agents/setup works.
Fix:chmod +x .agents/setup and commit it with mode 100755.
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1. [medium, correctness] .agents/setup line 1
Problem: `.agents/setup` is added mode 100644 so direct execution is denied. The new file is committed with mode 100644 while its shebang is written for direct execution. Amp running it as `.agents/setup`, which is what the script is for, gets `Permission denied`; only `bash .agents/setup` works.
Fix: `chmod +x .agents/setup` and commit it with mode 100755.
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The repository adds a Bash setup script that checks and installs the pinned pnpm version, installs workspace dependencies, and runs pnpm dev:prepare. The .gitignore file adds an ignore rule for .amp/portals/*.
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Summary
Setup script and ignore rule .agents/setup, .gitignore
The script checks the pinned pnpm version, installs it with sudo npm when needed, installs workspace dependencies with the frozen lockfile, and runs pnpm dev:prepare. .gitignore adds .amp/portals/*.
This adds a setup script for fresh Amp sandboxes and an ignore rule for Amp portal files. It does not touch runtime code, and no concrete merge-blocking risk was found. The author reports that the script ran successfully in an orb.
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Written by an AI agent (Amp) on behalf of @atinux; not yet reviewed by a human.
Adds
.agents/setup, which Amp runs when it prepares a fresh orb (a cloud sandbox where Amp agents work) and then snapshots, so later orbs start with dependencies ready.The script:
packageManager, only when the installed one differspnpm install --frozen-lockfile, like.github/actions/setuppnpm dev:preparesoplayground/.nuxttypes exist forpnpm typecheckand editors.gitignorenow also ignores.amp/portals/*, which Amp writes when a dev server is exposed (and gets its missing trailing newline).Ran in an orb: first run 6 s, second run 3 s with no package downloads.
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