Summary
Full machine setup session for Sergei on offplan.online. Verified Notion integration (token in OS root .env, all 4 objects accessible). Pulled Roman's 10 commits (new /build, /audit, scripts/setup.sh, Learnings DB, expanded /handoff + /resume). Set global git identity to Sergei <[email protected]>, cleared local overrides, fixed post-commit hook, set Dropbox ignore on .env. Installed Homebrew, gh CLI, authenticated as Sergeyoffplan via browser, added Homebrew to ~/.zshrc.
Changes
docs/sessions/2026-04-21-1.md— initial session note (pre-CONV system, superseded by this).claude/commands/audit.md— pulled from Roman (new).claude/commands/build.md— pulled from Roman (new).claude/commands/handoff.md— expanded 10-step version pulled from Roman.claude/commands/plan.md— expanded version pulled from Roman.claude/commands/resume.md— expanded version pulled from Romanscripts/setup.sh— bootstrap script pulled from Romandocs/SETUP_GIT.md— pulled from Roman (new)docs/onboarding.html— pulled from Roman (new)workstreams/TEMPLATE.md— updated by Romandocs/sessions/TEMPLATE.md— updated by RomanCLAUDE.md,README.md,.gitignore— updated by Roman~/.gitconfig(global) — setSergei <[email protected]>~/.zshrc— Homebrew PATH line added
Decisions
.env lives in OS root not worktrees — worktrees cannot inherit it automatically, Claude Code must launch from /OFFPLAN ONLINE/OS/. Dropbox ignore set via xattr so Sergei's token does not overwrite Roman's on sync. gh CLI preferred over raw PAT going forward since it handles token rotation automatically.
Next Steps
- Discuss first product workstream priority with Roman
- Run
/planon agreed first workstream - Write ADR:
.envlocation convention (OS root vs worktrees)
Open Questions
- What is the first product workstream to tackle?
- Should worktree
.envsymlink to OS root.envfor safety?
Context for next session
Claude Code must be launched from /OFFPLAN ONLINE/OS/ (not a worktree) for the Notion MCP server to pick up the token. gh and brew are now in PATH via ~/.zshrc. No product workstreams exist yet — waiting on Roman to set direction.