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You can run Archon workflows from the command line by using the Archon CLI to create and execute YAML workflow definitions directly in your local repositories. It automates the process and reduces setup friction.

Isolated git worktrees provide a sandboxed environment for executing workflows, allowing DAGs and loop-based commands to run without affecting your main repository branches.

Yes, Archon supports per-node provider and model overrides. You can define these configurations directly within your YAML workflow definitions and manage repo-scoped settings through frontmatter.

You can manage Archon configuration across multiple local repositories by applying repo-scoped overrides from the CLI. It uses frontmatter and YAML definitions to apply specific settings per repository.

The best way to get started is to install Archon locally and run a sample workflow using the CLI. This validates your environment and provides quick-start prompts for integrating with existing repositories.

Yes, Archon supports both loop and command-based DAGs. You can define these complex workflow structures within your YAML definitions and execute them in isolated worktrees.