Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.getnao.io/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Step 1: Install nao-core package
Step 2: Initialize a nao project
- To name your project
- If you want to connect a database (optional)
- If you want to add a repo in agent context (optional)
- To add an LLM key (optional)
- If you want to setup a Slack connection (optional)
You can skip any optional question and configure them later in your
nao_config.yaml file.- A new folder with your project name
- An architecture for your context files
- A
nao_config.yamlconfiguration file - A
RULES.mdfile
Step 3: Verify your setup
cd to the project folder and run:Step 4: Synchronize your context
Step 5: Launch the chat and ask questions
You have two options to access the chat UI:Option 1: Using nao chat command
http://localhost:5005.
Option 2: Using Docker
Instead ofnao chat, you can use Docker to run the UI:
With built-in example:
http://localhost:5005 and add your LLM API key in the settings.
From there, you can start asking questions to your agent!
Step 6: Evaluate your agent
First, create a folder tests/ with questions and expected SQL in yaml. Then, mesure agent’s performance on examples with nao test command:Evaluation Guide
Learn how to build comprehensive test suites and evaluate your agent
What’s Next?
Skills
Install five published skills to let your agentic CLI automate setup, rules, tests, and audits
Context Builder
Learn how to build and customize your agent’s context
Self-Hosting
Deploy your agent in production
Chat Interface
Explore the chat interface features
nao Cloud
Use our managed cloud service