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How to hand the Ciele install to a coding agent with Ciele

Let an agent clone, bootstrap, and verify a Ciele instance and report back.

Remote script. The agent will run a shell script from the repository, so review ./deploy/bootstrap.sh before letting an agent execute it on a shared or production machine.

Who it is forA team lead who wants an AI coding agent to set up a Ciele instance on a server or workstation without manual terminal work.

The problemInstallation involves several steps and checks, and staff time is lost when someone has to watch each one.

The outcomeA verified Ciele instance and a short report of the URL, the owner account step, and any errors.

What you need first

  • A shell on a machine where ./deploy/bootstrap.sh can run
  • Git to clone the repository
  • Docker Desktop, if you use the Ciele Desktop app on macOS
  • Optional: an OpenAI chat and embeddings compatible server, such as a local model runner, if you do not want to use a hosted AI vendor

Steps

  1. Give the agent the repository URL from GitHub and a target machine.
  2. Have the agent run cd ciele and then ./deploy/bootstrap.sh.
  3. Have the agent run ./deploy/bootstrap.sh --images vX.Y.Z instead if you want published images for a specific release.
  4. Have the agent confirm the app responds at the address printed by the script and report any failed step.
  5. Keep the owner sign-up for a person to complete, since the first account owns the organization.

Prompt for your agent

Clone the ciele repository from <repository URL> onto <target machine>, run ./deploy/bootstrap.sh, and report the app URL and any failed step. Verify that the app returns a response at that URL before reporting success.

Caveat. The README does not list the exact versions or tags to pass to --images, so the agent must take vX.Y.Z from the repository's releases.

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