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Expand Up @@ -12,14 +12,11 @@ $ sayfirst instrument run --pack subprocess --scope local -- python3 my_agent.py

Everything on this page was run, in this order, before it was written down: the
commands are pasted from that run, and so are their answers. The run installed
0.3.2 with the first command from wheels built from the two release trees,
given `--no-index` (the walk ran before 0.3.2 reached the index; « From
checkouts instead » below is that install), on a PATH with `python3` and no
`python`, in a shell with neither repository on any path, under a home
directory made for it;
its paths are written here the way they read under an ordinary account (`~`, and
`/run/user/1000` for the runtime directory). Your identifiers, timestamps and
hashes will differ; the shapes will not.
0.3.2 with the first command from the Python index, on a PATH with `python3`
and no `python`, in a shell with neither repository on any path, under a home
directory made for it; its paths are written here the way they read under an
ordinary account (`~`, and `/run/user/1000` for the runtime directory). Your
identifiers, timestamps and hashes will differ; the shapes will not.

## What you need

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