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Quick Start

This path verifies the local control plane without asking you to configure a token, OAuth flow, or database lock by hand. It assumes eBrain is installed from source and at least one supported local agent CLI is available.

1. Boot the shared service

ebrain up
ebrain doctor
ebrain status --json

ebrain up is idempotent. It mints and stores the local MCP credential before the daemon binds, starts the loopback-only daemon, registers detected supported adapters, and runs its bounded smoke path. doctor explains missing local prerequisites rather than silently continuing.

2. Verify agent onboarding

ebrain onboard --all
ebrain fleet --json

Onboarding registers the command-only bridge with compatible local agent CLIs. It never asks you to paste a credential into a prompt. A missing CLI is reported as unavailable; eBrain does not pretend it is connected.

3. Save one durable decision

ebrain remember --project demo "Review a database migration before merge."
ebrain q "what must happen before a database migration merges?"

remember writes a concise learning through the approved local path. q searches configured, approved federated sources; it is not a guarantee that every local file or past terminal pane is searchable. Read memory layers before adding broad source material.

4. Open the control plane

ebrain

The TUI opens only in a real interactive terminal. Start with first workspace and session, then use manual launch when you are ready to run an agent.

What this path does not do

Continue with boot and onboarding for the service lifecycle and adapter boundary.

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