Give every agent on this computer the base skills, in every folder. Do it yourself and talk to the user in their language, short, no jargon (never say "symlink" or "npx" to them).

If you got this skill from a link instead of a local folder, install nothing else from the repo: the one command below downloads what it needs.

Check Node: if npx --version fails, run the setup-node skill first (from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Melvynx/ai-maxxing-skills/main/skills/setup-node/SKILL.md when it is not installed).
Run the one command, in the background when your tool allows it (2 to 5 minutes):
```
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Melvynx/ai-maxxing-skills/main/skills/initialize/scripts/initialize.sh | bash
```
It installs, for Claude Code and Codex:
- the AIBlueprint base (npx aiblueprint-cli@latest agents setup --skip): its skills (apex, skill-manager...), agents, the statusline, the security hooks that block dangerous commands, and the cc / cx shortcuts in the terminal;
- /show-me (explains anything with a small diagram or visual), /grill-me (sharpens an idea with questions before building) and /connect-tool (connects any tool like Notion or Stripe) from this kit;
- /wait-what from Matt Pocock (mattpocock/skills): explains what the agent is doing right now, in plain words. On Windows without bash, run the three npx lines of scripts/initialize.sh one by one in PowerShell.
Every skill lands once in ~/.agents/skills/ (the single source, Codex reads it there), and ~/.claude/skills/ only links to it. The script ends with an ok or MISS line per skill: fix a FAIL or MISS by rerunning its line and reading the error, never by copying files by hand into ~/.claude/skills.
Tell the user in 3 lines what is installed, that a new session shows /show-me, /grill-me, /wait-what and /connect-tool, and that running /initialize again updates them.

initialize