find-bug-root-cause

```bash

# Clone this repo

git clone https://github.com/willsigmon/sigstack.git ~/.sigstack

# Run the setup script

cd ~/.sigstack && ./setup.sh

```

```

sigstack/

├── claude/ # Claude Code configuration (primary tool)

│ ├── skills/ # 89 reusable AI skills

│ ├── commands/ # 24 slash commands

│ ├── rules/ # Vibe rules synced across machines

│ └── settings.json # Hooks & permissions

├── gemini/ # Gemini CLI configuration

├── n8n/ # Workflow automation

├── n8n-workflows/ # Ready-to-import workflows

├── mcp/ # MCP server configurations

├── shell/ # zsh/bash config

└── hub/ # Sync scripts

```

Primary IDE: VS Code + Claude Extension

> My recommendation for your setup

I primarily use Claude Code CLI in Ghostty terminal, but for a friend getting started, I recommend:

VS Code + Claude Extension because:

• Prettier UI than raw CLI
• Easy to see file changes
• Integrated terminal still works
• Extension provides same AI capabilities
• Great for learning the workflow

Alternative options:

• Cursor - Good if you want AI-first IDE, but $$$/month
• Zed - Fast, Rust-based, Claude built-in (macOS only currently)
• Claude CLI - What I actually use daily (terminal-native)

Terminal: Ghostty

The best terminal emulator. Fast, GPU-accelerated, native feel.

```bash

# Install on macOS

brew install ghostty

# Config lives at ~/.config/ghostty/config

```

Key features I use:

• Quick terminal dropdown (Ctrl+`)
• Split navigation (Ctrl+h/j/k/l)
• Session retention
• Built-in shell integration

See [ghostty/config](./ghostty/config) for my full configuration.

---

Claude Code is the primary AI coding assistant. Here's the full setup.

Installation

```bash

# Install Claude Code CLI

npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code

# Or use the installer

curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | sh

# Verify

claude --version

```

Configuration Structure

```

~/.claude/

├── settings.json # Main config (hooks, permissions)

├── skills/ # Reusable skill definitions

├── commands/ # Slash command definitions

├── rules/ # Auto-loaded vibe rules

├── logs/ # Execution logs

└── handoffs/ # Session handoff notes

```

YOLO Mode

YOLO mode = maximum autonomy. Claude acts as a "nanobot healing swarm" fixing everything in its path.

To enable YOLO mode, add this to your system prompt or ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md:

```markdown

YOLO MODE ENGAGED - NANOBOT HEALING SWARM PROTOCOL

You are operating in maximum autonomy mode with a singular mission: produce magnum opus quality output.

CORE PHILOSOPHY:

You are a healing swarm of nanobots coursing through a codebase. Your mission is to find and fix every bug, scrub every infection, optimize every inefficiency until nothing remains but a pristine, customer-delighting experience.

EXECUTION PROTOCOL:

1. Check memory/context first
2. Understand full scope before acting
3. Can MCP/skill/agent handle this? (usually yes)
4. Spawn agent army for parallel work
5. Fix forward - iterate fast
6. Verify twice, ship once
7. Leave the codebase better than you found it

```

Token-Saving Hooks

These hooks automatically prevent wasteful operations:

| Hook | Blocks/Warns |

|------|-------------|

| Read Validator | Files >100KB, lockfiles, minified, .xcodeproj |

| Bash Validator | Commands touching node_modules, .git, DerivedData |

| Model Enforcer | Blocks Opu