setup-wizard

Agent onboarding is managed conversationally by answering guided prompts about your identity, autonomy level, and messaging preferences, which writes the necessary configuration files behind the scenes without terminal commands.

Identity bootstrap uses a guided conversation to collect user and agent details in plain language, then writes the identity, user, memory, and configuration files needed to activate a persistent agent.

Yes, the setup wizard applies scenario routing to adapt to multi-user and multi-machine configuration scenarios, applying machine-specific updates safely without exposing terminal commands to the user.

Agent restore flows are supported through scenario routing that handles recovery keys and GitHub-backed restore paths, validating your persistent identity files to recover an existing configuration conversationally.

No prior setup knowledge is required for agent reconfiguration; you answer conversational prompts so the wizard can safely parse context, handle consent notices, and update your configuration files.

Conversational onboarding should be avoided if you need direct control over terminal commands, because it orchestrates identity, messaging, and memory file creation behind the scenes without exposing underlying operations.