curviate-quickstart
The first run: install the Curviate CLI, authenticate this machine with `curviate setup`, confirm with `curviate doctor`, connect a LinkedIn account, and prove the whole path works by reading the same profile live and then from the store. Use when Curviate is being set up for the first time, when `curviate` is not installed or not authenticated, when a command fails with a credential or account error, or when someone asks how to get started. Reads only: it issues no write of any kind.
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- Curviate: the first run
- 1. Install the CLI
- 2. Authenticate this machine: curviate setup
- Agent shape: two legs, because a browser has to happen in between
- Human shape
- What each failure means
- 3. Confirm: curviate doctor
- 4. Connect a LinkedIn account
Four steps, in this order: install, authenticate, connect an account, prove it. Every command here is a read. Nothing in this skill posts, messages, invites, follows or endorses anyone. Established against CLI 0.33.0. setup opens the dashboard, takes the short code it shows you, and saves an API key into a local profile. The key is never printed and never passed on a command line. The command has two shapes, and which one you get is decided by whether stdout is a terminal. When stdout is not a terminal, or when --json is passed, setup prints a JSON object and exits 0. It does not prompt and it does not open a browser: Open authorizeurl in a browser signed in to the workspace, press Authorize, and read back the code it displays. Then hand that code to the second leg on stdin: --code - reads from stdin deliberately. Passing the code as a flag value works but warns: a value on the command line is visible to other processes through ps and is saved in shell history. The two legs must run on the same machine, under the same configuration directory. Leg one writes a short-lived resume file beside the config file, readable only by you, holding the session id and the private key that opens
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