Fastest path to a verified first run
Start with quickstart, pick the right mode, and then use generated references for commands, tools, workflows, extension, and skill packs.
Start with quickstart, pick the right mode, and then use generated references for commands, tools, workflows, extension, and skill packs.
Choose the installation route that matches your operating model.
Best for first runs, local trials, and CI smoke checks.
Install once for repeated local workflows and shell scripts.
Use for pre-release first-run simulation from a local tarball.
Three steps to complete an end-to-end run with explicit verification.
Install runtime and extension prerequisites for the mode you need (managed, extension, or cdpConnect).
Start daemon, verify extension handshake status, then launch/connect and capture a baseline snapshot before actions.
Execute actions/workflows, then verify status, diagnostics, cookie policy results, and cleanup state for deterministic completion.
Keep installed CLI help output aligned with the canonical docs references.
Use both command forms during onboarding validation to confirm parity:
Follow the full local-package onboarding checklist for daemon, extension, and first-task verification.
Capture UI notes, element context, and structured payloads for implementation handoff.
Annotate live interfaces, attach comments to selected elements, and export payloads plus screenshots for reproducible review.
Run the annotate command in managed or extension mode, then validate screenshots and annotation payloads in output artifacts.
Generated categories map directly to source-of-truth docs, tool code, and skill definitions in this repository.
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Open categoryOperational friction is documented with explicit checks and recovery commands.
Start with status, handshake, and mode checks before executing actions or workflows.
Follow command-level recovery sequences to isolate auth, relay, and target failures quickly.
Workflow runs can explicitly control session cookie behavior per execution.
Use `--use-cookies=false` or policy `off` for open browsing and deal-hunting runs that do not require login.
Use policy `auto` to attempt cookie injection and continue when cookies are unavailable or rejected.
Use policy `required`; failures return explicit `auth_required` with structured `cookieDiagnostics` details.
Use docs, repository issues, and release records for support workflows.
Source code, issues, and releases for implementation truth.
Command-level behavior, flags, and examples from canonical docs.
Recovery patterns, diagnostics, and mode-specific operational checks.