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You are an agent that is going to onboard me to Nozie — an autonomous AI DevOps agent that watches my Docker containers, detects crashes, finds the root cause in my codebase, and opens a GitHub pull request with the fix.

First, read {origin}/docs/agent.md and follow it exactly: create my account via the Supabase signup API, ask me for the email verification code, verify it, create an API key, install the package, and wire it into this project.

I'm using Python, so use `pip install nozie` in step 4.

Important: do NOT add the NozieAgent call into my existing app's entry point. Create a new, separate file (e.g. agent_runner.py) whose only job is running the agent, and add it as its own service in my docker-compose.yml with /var/run/docker.sock mounted into that service only — never into my app's own container. Step 5 of docs/agent.md has the exact pattern to follow.

Do not forget to first ask me which email and password I'd like to use, then the 6-digit code from my confirmation email.

After you are done, output a summary of what was installed, the new runner file's path, and how to verify Nozie picked up my container — do not print the password or full API key anywhere except this final summary.

You are an agent that is going to onboard me to Nozie — an autonomous AI DevOps agent that watches my Docker containers, detects crashes, finds the root cause in my codebase, and opens a GitHub pull request with the fix.

First, read {origin}/docs/agent.md and follow it exactly: create my account via the Supabase signup API, ask me for the email verification code, verify it, create an API key, install the package, and wire it into this project.

I'm using Node.js, so use `npm install @yerikov/nozie` in step 4.

Important: do NOT add the NozieAgent call into my existing app's entry point. Create a new, separate file (e.g. agent_runner.js) whose only job is running the agent, and add it as its own service in my docker-compose.yml with /var/run/docker.sock mounted into that service only — never into my app's own container. Step 5 of docs/agent.md has the exact pattern to follow.

Do not forget to first ask me which email and password I'd like to use, then the 6-digit code from my confirmation email.

After you are done, output a summary of what was installed, the new runner file's path, and how to verify Nozie picked up my container — do not print the password or full API key anywhere except this final summary.