Steps

Check if already configured: Read CLAUDE.local.md in the project root. If it exists and has content, show it to the user and ask if they want to reconfigure or keep it.
Locate the seminr repo: Check if a sibling seminr directory exists at ../seminr relative to this repo's root. Verify it's a git repo with test -d ../seminr/.git.
- If found: Tell the user you detected the seminr repo at that absolute path and ask them to confirm.
- If not found: Ask the user where their local clone of sem-in-r/seminr is. Recommend cloning it as a sibling directory:
```
cd <parent of seminr-issues>
git clone [email protected]:sem-in-r/seminr.git
```
Worktrees directory: Check if ../seminr-worktrees/ exists as a sibling.

Set up CLAUDE.local.md so this repo can access the local seminr codebase.

Check if already configured: Read CLAUDE.local.md in the project root. If it exists and has content, show it to the user and ask if they want to reconfigure or keep it.
Locate the seminr repo: Check if a sibling seminr directory exists at ../seminr relative to this repo's root. Verify it's a git repo with test -d ../seminr/.git.
- If found: Tell the user you detected the seminr repo at that absolute path and ask them to confirm.
- If not found: Ask the user where their local clone of sem-in-r/seminr is. Recommend cloning it as a sibling directory:
```
cd <parent of seminr-issues>
git clone [email protected]:sem-in-r/seminr.git
```
Worktrees directory: Check if ../seminr-worktrees/ exists as a sibling.

Repo Setup