Find the first setup blocker in your public repository

## Deliverable - [ ] Test exactly one buyer-supplied public repository and one documented quickstart/setup path. - [ ] Perform one clean-environment setup attempt, state the environment and any limitations, and use the repository's public instructions as the primary guide. - [ ] Return a concise result classified as **works**, **works with friction**, or **fails**. - [ ] For each meaningful friction point or blocker, include the relevant command or step, observed output/error, severity, and an anchor to the affected README, documentation, or setup step. - [ ] If the public instructions are incomplete or misleading, provide up to one narrowly scoped proposed README/setup correction as a patch or replacement snippet. - [ ] If the quickstart succeeds, document the path attempted and the evidence supporting the pass result; do not invent a defect. - [ ] Explicitly list anything not run, inaccessible, or unknown. ## Scope limits - [ ] One repository, one setup path, and one clean-environment attempt only. - [ ] No private repository or credential use; no production access, merge, deployment, feature development, dependency repair, security audit, or ongoing support. - [ ] The deliverable is evidence about first-run setup usability, not a guarantee of user activation, sales, stars, or issue reduction.