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Use the MAIT image in your workspace

Open your project through AIDC Launch, check which image you are running, and start your agent inside it.

Most people use the image through AIDC Launch and never run it directly.

A first success is the right project files, the right account and your agent answering a question.

Basics

Open the project through aidcx

Follow your first AIDC Launch workspace to prepare your computer and start the project. Then open a shell in it:

sh
$ aidcx shell

Everything below runs inside that shell.

Check what you are running

Confirm the project and the account first, then the image release:

sh
$ pwd
$ id
$ cat /etc/mait/image/version

The directory should be your project, and the account should be your working user, not root. Keep the version line: it is the first thing to share when you ask for help.

Start your agent

Run the coding agent you use. If it is not installed in the workspace yet, install a supported one with the dev-tool manager or follow the agent's own installation steps. Then complete the agent's own sign-in with your model provider.

For a first request, ask the agent to explain one file you know, without changing anything, and compare its answer with the file.

Before you rely on more

Docker, a display, sound, a GPU or a virtual machine each need their own setting and their own check. Add them one at a time through your workspace settings, and check each with a small real task.

What you getA workspace you have checked yourself: the intended project, the expected image, and an agent that answers from the real files.