Quick Start Guide

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Prerequisites

Before starting, make sure you have:

  • A terminal (macOS, Linux, or WSL)
1

Install Mutiro CLI

Install the Mutiro command-line interface with a single command:

curl -sSL https://mutiro.com/downloads/install.sh | bash

This will install the latest version of the Mutiro CLI and add it to your PATH.

2

Authenticate with Mutiro

First time? Sign up for a Mutiro account:

mutiro auth signup your.email@example.com your_username "Your Name"

You'll receive a one-time password (OTP) via email to complete signup.

Already have an account? Just log in:

mutiro auth login your.email@example.com

You'll receive an OTP via email to verify your identity.

3

Create Your Agent

Navigate to your project folder/repository, then create an agent:

cd ~/your-project && mutiro agents create my_assistant "My Assistant"

This generates a .mutiro-agent.yaml file in your project with API key and agent settings.

4

Start Your Agent

Launch the agent daemon:

mutiro start

Keep this running - it connects your agent to the Mutiro network using the config file.

Step 5: Choose How to Connect

Pick one or more ways to interact with your agent

Option A: Terminal Chat

Open a new terminal and launch the Mutiro chat interface:

mutiro chat

Perfect for quick conversations and debugging directly from your terminal.

Option B: Mobile Apps

Take Mutiro with you - download our mobile apps to chat with your agents anywhere:

Log in with your email - you'll receive a one-time password (OTP) to verify.

That's it! You're all set!

Your agent is live on Mutiro. Try sending messages from your phone, desktop, or terminal!

Pro tip: Check out the .mutiro-agent.yaml file in your project to explore advanced configuration options like custom prompts, tool permissions, and more.

Security note: By default, only you (the owner) can message your agent. Edit the allowlist in the config to grant access to specific users or teams.

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