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# Anakin Setup Check if the Anakin CLI is installed and authenticated. Fix any issues found. ## Step 1: Check installation Run: ```bash anakin status ``` If the command is not found, install it: ```bash pip install anakin-cli ``` If `pip` is not available, try `pip3 install anakin-cli` or `python -m pip install anakin-cli`. After installing, verify with `anakin status`. ## Step 2: Check authentication If `anakin status` shows "No API key configured", ask the user how they'd like to authenticate using AskUserQuestion: **Question:** "How would you like to authenticate with Anakin?" **Options:** 1. **Enter API key (Recommended)** — Paste an API key from anakin.io/dashboard 2. **Set environment variable** — Export ANAKIN_API_KEY in your shell ### If user selects API key: Ask for their API key, then run: ```bash anakin login --api-key "<their-key>" ``` ### If user selects environment variable: Ask for their API key, then run: ```bash export ANAKIN_API_KEY="<their-key>" ``` Tell them to add this export to `~/.zshrc` or `~/.bashrc` for persistence. ## Step 3: Verify Run `anakin status` again to confirm everything works. Report the version and auth status to the user. ## Step 4: Setup output directory Create the `.anakin/` output directory and ensure it's in `.gitignore`: ```bash mkdir -p .anakin ``` If a `.gitignore` file exists and doesn't already contain `.anakin/`, add it: ```bash echo ".anakin/" >> .gitignore ``` ## Troubleshooting ### Command not fo