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See a fuller static transcript: [docs/first-run-transcript.md](docs/first-run-transcript.md).

For an existing repository that already has Code Mower generated workflows or
wrappers, run `code-mower migration setup-drift --repo-path .` before copying a
fresh `.code-mower.generated` tree. It is read-only and reports path-level
classifications (`same`, `differs`, `new`, `repo-only`,
`missing-from-output`) without file contents or diffs.

After `init` and `doctor`, use `code-mower lanes status --repo OWNER/REPO` to
see active builder/reviewer lanes, gate/check state, recent Code Mower
workflows, local board/process hints when present, and the next operator
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## First Repository Commands

After install, start with the manual reviewer-gate path:
After install, choose the path that matches the repository.

For a cold repository that has not adopted Code Mower, start with the manual
reviewer-gate path:

```bash
code-mower init --easy
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code-mower board serve --repo OWNER/REPO
```

For an existing repository with older Code Mower generated files, inspect drift
before copying a newly generated tree into the repo:

```bash
code-mower migration setup-drift --repo-path . --json
code-mower migration setup-drift --repo-path .
```

The drift report is read-only. It compares the current generated setup output
against tracked Code Mower files and classifies paths as `same`, `differs`,
`new`, `repo-only`, or `missing-from-output`. Use it before an upgrade PR so
you can review workflow/wrapper changes without source diffs in the report.

If this machine is a hosted-builder observer or orchestrator only, and will not
run Codex or Claude local CLI audits itself, keep the GitHub/cloud/setup checks
but skip local CLI probes:
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