Quickstart
matic quickstart gets you from zero to a running org with a live agent in under a minute. It scaffolds your org, spawns Auto Matic, starts the daemon, enables sandbox mode, and drops you into a terminal chat session with no manual configuration required. This section walks through the command itself, the optional prompts, the default sandbox behavior, and the files and runtime state quickstart creates. Use it to experience the full loop first, then move into the detailed setup pages that follow.
Run matic quickstart
Execute the single command that initializes your org, starts the daemon, and opens a chat session — with sensible defaults for everything.
Interactive Prompts
The three optional prompts that quickstart presents — org name, agent runtime, and first channel — and how to skip them with defaults.
Sandbox Mode
Quickstart enables sandbox by default, isolating all agent activity from production channels and live side effects so you can experiment safely.
What Quickstart Configures
The full directory structure, daemon state, agent runtime binding, and default project that quickstart creates behind the scenes.
Talk to Auto Matic
Once quickstart completes, you land in matic chat — a terminal session with Auto Matic, the chief agent that routes signals, triages work, and spawns agents on your behalf.
Graduate to Production
The checklist for moving from sandbox to live operation — charter review, channel integration, budget configuration, HITL checkpoints, and matic sandbox disable.