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Getting started

How to start with Your Trust Engineering Assistant

Six plain steps: from your account to Specs your agent—or IDE—can ship against with trust.

  1. Create your account

    Open EasySpecs so you can use projects and the web workspace.

  2. Connect your codebase

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    Install the extension, point it at your repo, and run analysis—we start from the real system, not slides.

    curl -fsSL 'http://localhost:3000/install-local.sh' | sh

  3. See what your code actually does

    Review the functional map in the browser. Up to 98% of lines are assigned to documented units so your team decides from evidence.

  4. Clarify the ask and write the Spec

    Polish intent, then create the Spec—readable views, not a wall of Markdown.

  5. Add the Spec of Trust

    Create validators—code checks or AI checks—that prove the change is what you need and that it works. That is how trust is engineered.

  6. Use Specs in your agent—or your IDE

    Either download Specs for your favorite coding agent, or install the EasySpecs VS Code–compatible extension from Open VSX and start coding in your IDE.