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The setup agent writes your niteshift-setup.sh for you. It reads your code, asks what it can’t infer, and produces the script that every task on the repository will run.

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Two modes

Initial setup starts from scratch. The agent inspects your codebase to infer framework, package manager, dev server command, and ports, then asks targeted questions about anything ambiguous: which env vars to populate, which port is the primary preview, whether to seed test users. It produces a working Niteshift setup script and verifies the dev server boots. You can rerun initial setup at any time from the repository settings page. Edit with agent iterates on your existing setup. From Settings → Repositories → [repository], click Edit with agent to start a new run; the setup agent loads your existing niteshift-setup.sh and prior conversation as context.

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Iterating on your setup

After kicking off a session via Edit with agent you can prompt the agent to iterate on your setup. This can include anything required for your dev environment:
  • installing dependencies, starting a new service, and exposing its ports
  • setting up seed data for your application
  • configuring authentication for the agent and/or previews
  • installing custom devtools you want available to the agent

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Editing without the agent

You don’t have to use the agent for every change. The setup section has an inline editor. Click Edit to modify the script directly, save, and the next task will use the new version. The same editor handles env vars and preview ports.