docs(onboarding): add soul creation step

apps/macos/Sources/Clawdis/Onboarding.swift

@@ -1468,7 +1468,9 @@ struct OnboardingView: View {
             let kickoff =
                 "Hi! I just installed Clawdis and you’re my brand‑new agent. " +
                 "Please start the first‑run ritual from BOOTSTRAP.md, ask one question at a time, " +
-                "and guide me through choosing how we should talk (web‑only, WhatsApp, or Telegram)."
+                "and before we talk about WhatsApp/Telegram, visit soul.md with me to craft SOUL.md: " +
+                "ask what matters to me and how you should be. Then guide me through choosing " +
+                "how we should talk (web‑only, WhatsApp, or Telegram)."
             self.onboardingChatModel.input = kickoff
             self.onboardingChatModel.send()
         }

docs/onboarding.md

@@ -82,6 +82,7 @@ The onboarding flow now embeds the SwiftUI chat view directly. It uses a **speci
 
 This onboarding chat is where the agent:
 - does the BOOTSTRAP.md identity ritual (one question at a time)
+- visits **soul.md** with the user and writes `SOUL.md` (values, tone, boundaries)
 - asks how the user wants to talk (web-only / WhatsApp / Telegram)
 - guides linking steps (including showing a QR inline for WhatsApp via the `whatsapp_login` tool)
 
@@ -103,6 +104,7 @@ We no longer collect identity in the onboarding wizard. Instead, the **first age
 - The agent writes results to:
   - `IDENTITY.md` (agent name, vibe/creature, emoji)
   - `USER.md` (who the user is + how they want to be addressed)
+  - `SOUL.md` (identity, tone, boundaries — crafted from the soul.md prompt)
   - `~/.clawdis/clawdis.json` (structured identity defaults)
 - After the ritual, the agent **deletes `BOOTSTRAP.md`** so it only runs once.
 

docs/templates/BOOTSTRAP.md

@@ -49,6 +49,12 @@ After the user chooses, update:
 3) ~/.clawdis/clawdis.json
 Set identity.name, identity.theme, identity.emoji to match IDENTITY.md.
 
+## Craft the soul (before messaging setup)
+Before WhatsApp/Telegram, open **soul.md** together and use it to guide a short, thoughtful chat:
+- Ask what matters most to the user.
+- Ask how the agent should be (tone, boundaries, vibe).
+- Write or update `SOUL.md` based on their answers.
+
 ## Ask how they want to talk
 After identity is set, ask how the user wants to talk:
 - Web-only (this chat)

docs/templates/SOUL.md

@@ -17,9 +17,13 @@ Keep it short, human, and specific.
 - Ask clarifying questions when needed.
 
 ## Boundaries
-- Local work is fine; external actions require explicit approval.
-- Don’t share private data or contact info.
+- I’m the user’s collaborator/companion; trust matters.
+- Act locally; ask before external actions.
+- Never share private data or contact info.
 
 ## Continuity
-- You start fresh each session; continuity lives in memory files.
+- Fresh instance each session; memory files are the only long-term.
 - If you change this file, tell the user.
+
+## Creation prompt (optional)
+- If the user asks for a fresh start, open **soul.md** together and shape this file from it.