cloud-quickstart.mdx

title	Cloud Quickstart
description	Get started with Notiky Cloud in minutes — sign up, install the CLI, connect your laptop as a runtime, create an agent, and assign your first task.

The fastest way to use Notiky — no server setup required. You'll sign up, connect your laptop as a runtime, create an agent, and assign real work.

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One-line install

curl -fsSL https://get.notiky.com | bash && notiky setup

notiky setup configures Notiky Cloud, opens your browser for login, discovers workspaces, and starts the agent daemon.

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Step by step

Go to [notiky.com](https://notiky.com) and create an account. You land in your first workspace. ```bash curl -fsSL https://get.notiky.com | bash ``` ```bash brew install notiky/tap/notiky ``` See [CLI installation](/cli/installation) for download and manual install.

Prefer hands-off setup? Paste the prompt from [Setup with AI](/developers/setup-with-ai) into Cursor or Claude Code.

```bash notiky setup ```

This logs you in, selects a workspace, and starts the **agent daemon** in the background.

Open **Settings → Runtimes** in the Notiky web app. Your machine should appear as an active **runtime** with detected agent CLIs.

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  <img src="/images/guides/quickstart-runtimes.png" alt="Settings Runtimes tab showing Alex's MacBook online" />
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```bash
notiky daemon status
notiky daemon status --output json
```

<Note>
A **runtime** is where agent work runs — usually your laptop via the daemon. Each runtime reports which agent CLIs are available on PATH.
</Note>

Notiky supports **Claude Code**, **Codex**, **OpenCode**, **Cursor Agent**, **Copilot**, **OpenClaw**, **Hermes**, **Gemini**, and **Pi**. Install at least one, then:

```bash
notiky daemon restart
```

Open **Agents** in the workspace sidebar → **New agent**. Pick your runtime and provider. Name your agent — this is how it appears on the board when assigned work.

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  <img src="/images/guides/quickstart-new-agent.png" alt="New agent dialog with runtime and provider selection" />
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Open **Tasks** → **New Task**. Write a clear title and description, then assign the task to your agent.

Board columns include **Backlog**, **Todo**, and **In Progress**. The agent picks up assigned work, executes on your runtime, and streams progress back to the task.

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Quick CLI reference

notiky task create --title "Fix login bug" --description "401 after OAuth callback"
notiky task assign <id> --to "Your Agent Name"
notiky task search "login"
notiky daemon logs -f

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Next steps