setup-mulmoclaude

Apps & Automation

Interactively guide MulmoClaude setup following README instructions. Checks port conflicts, host dependencies (Docker / ffmpeg / claude CLI), and common pitfalls. Respond in the user's language.

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Setup MulmoClaude

Guide the user through MulmoClaude setup following README.md (Installation / Running the App sections). Claude handles checks and pitfall guidance.

Step 1: Follow README setup

Read README.md Installation section and walk the user through it (yarn install → .env).

Step 2: Port 5173 availability

lsof -i :5173 -sTCP:LISTEN

Available: proceed
In use: show PID and command. Suggest that MulmoClaude may already be running — skip to Step 4 browser open, or stop the process with Ctrl+C

Step 3: Dependency check

Check each dependency below. Install commands are NOT duplicated in this skill — README's ### Prerequisites section is the single source of truth. If something is missing, tell the user which dependency + which feature is affected, then point them to README's Prerequisites section.

Dependency	Detect	Required for	Skippable?
`claude` CLI auth	`claude --version` succeeds AND `~/.claude/.credentials.json` (or equivalent) exists	Agent loop	No
Docker running	`which docker && docker info`	Sandbox mode	Yes — if `.env` has `DISABLE_SANDBOX=1`
`ffmpeg` on PATH	`which ffmpeg`	Movie generation	Yes — if user doesn't generate videos

Docker-specific notes:

If which docker is not found, point to README's Prerequisites + Installing Docker Desktop. Localized READMEs (README.ja.md / README.zh.md / README.ko.md / README.es.md / README.pt-BR.md / README.fr.md / README.de.md) have an equivalent section with a language-specific anchor — link to the one that matches the user's language
If Docker is installed but not running, open -a Docker (macOS) and wait until the whale icon is steady

Step 4: Start dev server

Ask the user to run yarn dev in a separate terminal (not as a background process — so they can Ctrl+C to stop).

[server] ... INFO [server] listening port=3001 means ready. [client] ➜ Local: http://localhost:5173/ alone means only the frontend is ready, backend is still starting.

Once ready, open http://localhost:5173 and verify the General role is displayed.

Common pitfalls

Symptom	Cause	Fix
`ERR_MODULE_NOT_FOUND: @mulmobridge/...`	`yarn install` not run or incomplete	Re-run `yarn install`
`[sandbox] ... not found.`	Host `claude` not authenticated or expired	Run `claude` once to authenticate
Movie generation hangs / silently fails	`ffmpeg` not on PATH	Install ffmpeg (see README Prerequisites)
Startup hangs silently	macOS TCC dialog hidden in background	Check for Docker folder access permission dialog
`EADDRINUSE :5173`	Port conflict	Stop the conflicting process
Vite stuck pending	Dependency re-optimization after lockfile change	`rm -rf node_modules/.vite && yarn dev`