A wizard is an interactive bash wizard for tedious human-only procedures: it opens URLs, gives exact clicks, captures values, writes .env/GitHub secrets, confirms stages, and shows stage-by-stage progress.

template.sh already implements progress, gates, cross-platform URL opening/WSL, hidden input, idempotent env upserts, gh secret/gh variable, and summary. Only scope stages and author below STAGES; never edit the shared library above it.

Default to an ephemeral scratch or scripts/ file deleted after use. Commit only when the user wants a durable setup path.

1. Scope

Read the repo before asking. For third-party UI, URLs, scopes, secrets, or commands, run /read-the-damn-docs.

Setup: inspect .env*, README, compose files, framework config, and every .github/workflows/* secrets.*/vars.* reference.
Migration/cutover: map current state, target state, and irreversible actions.

Show ordered stages and produced values for confirmation. For each value know its source, destination (.env, GitHub secret, both, or none), and whether entry is hidden.

2. Map journeys

For every stage specify URL, clicks/actions, displayed value, and target variable, for example Dashboard -> Developers -> API keys -> Reveal test key -> copy. Check docs or ask rather than inventing unknown UI/commands. A stranger must be able to follow it.