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The Cohort Wizard ​

A guided walk through provisioning a provider credential and verifying it — for a workspace setting up from scratch. It exists in two forms that walk the same steps, backed by the same API routes as the standalone Provider Keys settings: an interactive CLI command, and a dashboard modal.

Neither is a separate code path from the settings you'd otherwise click through one at a time — intutic setup calls the exact route the workspace's Provider Keys setting already calls, and the dashboard's Guided Setup button drives the same mutations ProviderKeyWizard uses. This is a sequence over existing actions, not new behavior to trust separately.

There is no judge-model step: judges run only on self-hosted open-weight models, so there is no hosted judge model to choose (see Settings — Judges).

intutic setup (CLI) ​

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intutic setup

Steps:

  1. Codescan — detects harnesses in the current workspace (the same detection intutic init uses).
  2. Mode — connected to a control plane (logged in to it first) or local/offline, with no control plane.
  3. Provider — pick one from the registry; each option shows whether the proxy currently routes to it (see Provider Keys).
  4. Credentials — prompted per the provider's own field list (a password field for an API key, a multiline field for a service-account JSON blob, and so on).
  5. Verify — the credential is checked against the provider's own API before it's saved. Only a confirmed-invalid key (401/403) stops you, and even then you can choose to save it anyway; a rate-limited or unreachable response is reported but never blocks.
  6. Persist — connected mode saves the credential to your workspace (the same PUT /api/v1/workspace/provider-credentials/:provider route the Provider Keys setting uses); local mode writes a .intutic.env file (mode 0600) you source yourself.
  7. Summary.

intutic init is unaffected — it stays exactly as it was, flag-driven and safe for CI. intutic setup is the interactive counterpart for a human at a keyboard.

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