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- Add docs index with structured navigation and links across the new documentation set - Document onboarding and technical foundations with getting-started and architecture guides - Add detailed CLI and settings references plus feature guides for dashboard, tasks, workflow steps, missions, multi-project, and agents - Add a contributing guide and polish cross-references between docs pages for discoverability - Include dashboard screenshots for key views to provide visual context in the guides
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# Getting Started
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[← Docs index](./README.md)
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This guide gets Fusion running, explains first-run setup, and walks through your first task from creation to completion.
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## Prerequisites
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Fusion uses the `pi` agent runtime for AI sessions.
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1. Install pi:
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```bash
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npm i -g @mariozechner/pi-coding-agent
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```
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2. Authenticate pi (for example with `/login`) or configure provider API keys.
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```bash
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pi
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```
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## Install Fusion
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Install the published CLI package globally:
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```bash
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npm i -g @gsxdsm/fusion
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```
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Then verify install:
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```bash
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fn --help
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```
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## First Run and Onboarding
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Start the dashboard:
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```bash
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fn dashboard
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```
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On first launch, Fusion opens the **model onboarding wizard**. It guides you through:
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- Choosing one or more AI providers
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- Authenticating providers (OAuth or API key)
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- Selecting a default model
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Onboarding completion is tracked by `modelOnboardingComplete` in global settings.
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## Start the Dashboard
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Common startup options:
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```bash
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fn dashboard # default port 4040
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fn dashboard --port 5050 # custom port
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fn dashboard --interactive # choose port interactively
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fn dashboard --paused # start with automation paused
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fn dashboard --dev # run UI only (no engine)
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```
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Open: `http://localhost:4040`
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## Create Your First Task
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You can create tasks from the board or CLI.
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### Option A: Quick Entry (Board)
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1. Type a short request in the quick entry input.
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2. Press Enter.
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3. Task appears in **Triage** and the triage agent generates `PROMPT.md`.
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### Option B: Plan Mode (Board)
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Use the 💡 button to open AI planning mode:
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- Fusion asks clarifying questions
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- Produces a structured summary
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- Lets you create one task or break into multiple dependency-linked tasks
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### Option C: Subtask Breakdown (Board)
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Use the 🌳 button to:
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- Generate 2–5 subtasks
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- Reorder by drag-and-drop
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- Add dependency links before creating tasks
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### Option D: CLI
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```bash
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fn task create "Fix flaky login test"
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fn task plan "Implement role-based access control"
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```
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## Understand the Task Lifecycle
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Fusion uses six columns:
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1. **Triage** — raw idea; AI writes spec
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2. **Todo** — specified and queued
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3. **In Progress** — executor implements in a dedicated worktree
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4. **In Review** — implementation complete, awaiting merge/finalization
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5. **Done** — merged and complete
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6. **Archived** — retained for history, optionally cleaned up from filesystem
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## Daily CLI Commands
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```bash
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fn task list
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fn task show FN-001
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fn task logs FN-001 --follow --limit 50
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fn task steer FN-001 "Prefer existing utility functions"
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fn task pause FN-001
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fn task unpause FN-001
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```
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## Dashboard Orientation (Annotated)
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Suggested way to read the screen:
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- **Top bar:** global actions (settings, activity, mission/agent tools)
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- **Columns:** task lifecycle stages
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- **Task cards:** status, metadata, PR/issue badges
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- **Quick entry:** fastest way to create a new task
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Next: [Architecture](./architecture.md) for internals, or [Task Management](./task-management.md) for deeper task workflows.
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