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Quickstart

Quickstart

Note: Packaged installation (one-command setup) is coming soon. This page will be updated with the real install path when it ships. The steps below describe what a full quickstart will look like — and what you can do right now.

What You'll Have After Setup

  • RadCheck running — first reliability score for your stack
  • Sentinel guarding — continuous runtime detection active
  • Agent911 snapshot available — unified incident view ready

All in observational mode. Nothing changes on your system without explicit operator action.

What You Can Do Now

Step 1 — Run triage (available today)

triage is the open-source diagnostic CLI. It's the right first tool to run against any OpenClaw stack you want to evaluate.

curl -fsSL https://acmeagentsupply.com/install/triage | bash
triage

This produces a read-only proof bundle at ~/.openclaw/triage-bundles/ — gateway health, session topology, disk pressure, binary integrity, compaction status, and fleet identity. No account required.

Step 2 — Interpret your results

Once triage completes, look at the bundle:

  • gateway_status.txt — is the gateway alive and responding?
  • compaction_status.txt — any active compaction pressure?
  • fleet_identity.txt — version, uptime, environment confirmed

Step 3 — Get a RadCheck score

RadCheck produces a 0–100 reliability score with ranked risk findings. See what the score means →

A RED or ORANGE score is the natural starting point for a conversation about Sentinel and Agent911.

Full Quickstart (Coming Soon)

The packaged installer will wire up RadCheck, Sentinel, and Agent911 in a single command. When it ships, this page will show the real command and expected output.

If you want early access or need to get a stack evaluated now, contact us — we'll walk through it manually.

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