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This first session verifies setup and creates an onboarding receipt. It stops before a model smoke, probe, or rules evaluation.

1. Install the CLI

macOS and Linux:
Windows PowerShell:
The installer scripts and agent skill come from the current public Stet-AI/stet-cli/main source. The installers select the latest stable CLI by default; verify the installed binary with stet --version.

2. Sign in and install the skill

Commercial Stet workflows require local authentication:
Install the agent skill separately:
The CLI runs evaluations and manages artifacts. The skill tells your coding agent how to choose a workflow and read the canonical result.

3. Verify prerequisites

Run the checks that match the backend you plan to use:
The default isolated path needs Docker, Python 3.12 or newer, uv, and authentication for the model provider you eventually plan to evaluate. GitHub CLI access is needed for private release overrides or PR-backed discovery.

4. Ask your agent to onboard one repository

From the repository you want to measure, ask:
Your agent should inspect CI and build files, ask about the product areas and work mix you care about, select real merged work, and create the repository’s Stet harness files. A starter slice should cover the work you intend to track; it is not automatically representative just because it was recent. stet suite build may use model-assisted install_config synthesis by default to improve verifier fidelity. If this onboarding must spend no model calls, have the agent pass --llm-install-config=false to the suite build and record that choice in the receipt; the no-model path can produce lower-fidelity broad verifiers.

5. Inspect the onboarding receipt

Ask your agent to summarize the receipt before doing more work:
If setup or task selection is blocked, use Troubleshooting. When the receipt is credible, choose a bounded workflow from Choose a workflow. Do not treat this setup check as a model result. To expand a credible starter slice, ask for a bounded follow-up: