What problem does it solve? Setting up Codepresso requires wiring together many external services — GitHub CLI authentication, Notion databases, sprint workflows, Google Chat greetings, Gmail inbox scanning, and MCP tool permissions. Doing this manually means editing config files by hand and guessing at database IDs, which is error-prone and easy to get wrong. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided prerequisite checks: Verifies gh CLI authentication, Node.js version, and PR access before any configuration is written. - Notion and sprint workflow setup: Prompts for API keys and database IDs (with defaults), tests connections via MCP tools, and configures auto-transition, epic auto-complete, and PR title format preferences. - Optional integrations: Configures Google Chat daily greetings via gws CLI, Gmail + Chat inbox task scanning with due-date tracking, epic PRD generation, and AWS MFA credential bridging. - Use Case: A developer installs Codepresso in a new project and says "setup codepresso". The wizard walks them through GitHub auth, Notion workspace selection, sprint database configuration, and writes ~/.codepresso/config.json plus .claude/settings.local.json permissions automatically. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run the Codepresso setup wizard to configure Notion integration and sprint workflow for this project.