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To set up a repository for automated AI-assisted development, mount the Loa framework to provision the System Zone and initialize the State Zone. This configures the three-zone structure and memory layers required for Loa workflows to manage requirements and deployment tasks.

The three-zone setup used by the Loa framework consists of the System Zone, State Zone, and App Zone. Mounting the framework provisions the System Zone and initializes the State Zone, which includes the grimoires/loa and .beads directories for memory and task graphs.

Yes, you can mount the Loa framework into an existing repository without losing data. The mounting process enforces pre-mount checks before installing the System Zone and initializing the State Zone, ensuring your current project files remain intact.

Yes, you need jq installed to set up the Loa framework in your project. jq is a required dependency for the mounting process, which uses it to generate the version manifest and create the default user configuration governing persistence and integrations.

The Loa framework handles repeatable deployments and audits by generating a version manifest and integrity checks during the mounting process. This ensures that the System Zone installation and State Zone initialization remain consistent across different environments.