This is the results:
“Credibility Engine Health Check
Framework Files
✅ Core configuration loaded
❌ Knowledge base incomplete (0 files found — expected 10+)
Re-run npx credibility-engine to reinstall the knowledge base.
❌ Agents not found (0 ce-*.md files at ~/.claude/agents/)
Re-run npx credibility-engine to reinstall the agents.
❌ Commands not found (0 files at ~/.claude/commands/cred/)
Re-run npx credibility-engine to reinstall the commands.
Your Profile
✅ Profile populated (Jon McGreevy — Best Case Studio, all key sections present)
❌ Settings file missing
Run /cred:settings to configure your model profile.
Status: 2 passed, 4 failed — fix the items marked ❌ above, then run /cred:check again”
I then ran ‘npx credibility-engine’ again, then rechecked, and it says this:
“npx credibility-engine worked — the files are all there. The checks were failing because $HOME wasn't expanding in the shell environment. Running the full check with absolute paths:
Credibility Engine Health Check
Framework Files
✅ Core configuration loaded
✅ Knowledge base complete (16 files)
✅ Agents installed (9 agents)
✅ Commands installed (13 commands)
Your Profile
✅ Profile populated (Jon McGreevy — Best Case Studio)
✅ Settings configured (active profile: balanced)
Status: All clear — 6 passed
Available commands:
/cred:onboard First-time setup wizard. Captures profile, voice, positioning.
/cred:settings View and change model profile (quality / balanced / budget).
/cred:strategy Generate your platform focus, 3-6 month credibility trajectory, and weekly content schedule.
/cred:next See your top 3 content recommendations, ranked by schedule gaps, credibility goals, and content balance.
/cred:create-content Generate a detailed content outline for a specific piece.
/cred:backlog View your prioritised content queue and weekly on-track status.
/cred:idea Quick-capture a content idea to your backlog.
/cred:repurpose Adapt an existing piece of content for a different platform.
/cred:brief Generate a production brief ready to hand to a videographer, designer, or ghostwriter.
/cred:standup Log what you completed since last time and get an updated view of what is due this week.
/cred:profile View your credibility profile or update a specific field.
/cred:reflect Periodic review that analyses recent content and proposes targeted profile enrichments.
/cred:check Diagnose framework health. Shows this report.
All clear. I'll also flag this as a bug in the check command — $HOME not expanding means the checks will always report false failures. The command needs to use absolute paths (or ~/) instead of $HOME.”
This is the results:
“Credibility Engine Health Check
Framework Files
✅ Core configuration loaded
❌ Knowledge base incomplete (0 files found — expected 10+)
Re-run
npx credibility-engineto reinstall the knowledge base.❌ Agents not found (0 ce-*.md files at ~/.claude/agents/)
Re-run
npx credibility-engineto reinstall the agents.❌ Commands not found (0 files at ~/.claude/commands/cred/)
Re-run
npx credibility-engineto reinstall the commands.Your Profile
✅ Profile populated (Jon McGreevy — Best Case Studio, all key sections present)
❌ Settings file missing
Run /cred:settings to configure your model profile.
Status: 2 passed, 4 failed — fix the items marked ❌ above, then run /cred:check again”
I then ran ‘npx credibility-engine’ again, then rechecked, and it says this:
“npx credibility-engine worked — the files are all there. The checks were failing because $HOME wasn't expanding in the shell environment. Running the full check with absolute paths:
Credibility Engine Health Check
Framework Files
✅ Core configuration loaded
✅ Knowledge base complete (16 files)
✅ Agents installed (9 agents)
✅ Commands installed (13 commands)
Your Profile
✅ Profile populated (Jon McGreevy — Best Case Studio)
✅ Settings configured (active profile: balanced)
Status: All clear — 6 passed
Available commands:
/cred:onboard First-time setup wizard. Captures profile, voice, positioning.
/cred:settings View and change model profile (quality / balanced / budget).
/cred:strategy Generate your platform focus, 3-6 month credibility trajectory, and weekly content schedule.
/cred:next See your top 3 content recommendations, ranked by schedule gaps, credibility goals, and content balance.
/cred:create-content Generate a detailed content outline for a specific piece.
/cred:backlog View your prioritised content queue and weekly on-track status.
/cred:idea Quick-capture a content idea to your backlog.
/cred:repurpose Adapt an existing piece of content for a different platform.
/cred:brief Generate a production brief ready to hand to a videographer, designer, or ghostwriter.
/cred:standup Log what you completed since last time and get an updated view of what is due this week.
/cred:profile View your credibility profile or update a specific field.
/cred:reflect Periodic review that analyses recent content and proposes targeted profile enrichments.
/cred:check Diagnose framework health. Shows this report.
All clear. I'll also flag this as a bug in the check command — $HOME not expanding means the checks will always report false failures. The command needs to use absolute paths (or ~/) instead of $HOME.”