@@ -591,21 +591,31 @@ export function GettingStartedPage() {
591591 </ p >
592592
593593 < div style = { s . claudeCard } >
594- < h3 style = { s . claudeTitle } > Generate a CLAUDE.md snippet </ h3 >
594+ < h3 style = { s . claudeTitle } > Install the /lattice skill </ h3 >
595595 < p style = { s . claudeText } >
596- The < code style = { s . inlineCode } > lattice prompt</ code > command outputs a context block designed for Claude
597- Code. Add it to your project's < code style = { s . inlineCode } > CLAUDE.md</ code > so Claude always knows the
598- state of your knowledge graph.
596+ The recommended way to integrate with Claude Code. This installs a{ ' ' }
597+ < code style = { s . inlineCode } > /lattice</ code > skill (command reference, workflow guidance, node/edge types)
598+ and a product-owner agent for backlog triage and planning.
599+ </ p >
600+ < CodeBlock code = "lattice init --skill" language = "shell" />
601+ < p style = { s . claudeText } >
602+ This creates < code style = { s . inlineCode } > .claude/skills/lattice/SKILL.md</ code > and{ ' ' }
603+ < code style = { s . inlineCode } > .claude/agents/product-owner.md</ code > in your project. Claude Code
604+ automatically discovers these and can use the lattice skill when working in your codebase.
605+ </ p >
606+ </ div >
607+
608+ < div style = { s . claudeCard } >
609+ < h3 style = { s . claudeTitle } > Alternative: Generate a CLAUDE.md snippet</ h3 >
610+ < p style = { s . claudeText } >
611+ If you prefer a manual approach, the < code style = { s . inlineCode } > lattice prompt</ code > command outputs a
612+ context block you can append to your project's < code style = { s . inlineCode } > CLAUDE.md</ code > .
599613 </ p >
600614 < CodeBlock
601615 code = { `# Generate the prompt and append to CLAUDE.md
602616lattice prompt >> CLAUDE.md` }
603617 language = "shell"
604618 />
605- < p style = { s . claudeText } >
606- This gives Claude Code awareness of your sources, theses, requirements, and their relationships. When
607- Claude makes changes, it can reference the right requirements and flag when something drifts.
608- </ p >
609619 </ div >
610620
611621 < div style = { s . claudeCard } >
@@ -652,7 +662,7 @@ lattice drift`}
652662 < div style = { s . integrationGrid } >
653663 < IntegrationCard
654664 name = "Claude Code"
655- description = "Full CLI access. Use lattice prompt to generate context for CLAUDE.md ."
665+ description = "Install the / lattice skill with lattice init --skill for full integration ."
656666 available = { true }
657667 icon = { '\u2728' }
658668 />
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