Quick Start
This guide walks you from install to your first completed worker trajectory in about 5 minutes.
Step 1: Install the CLI
Section titled “Step 1: Install the CLI”brew install sharpi-ai/tap/arpicurl -fsSL https://arpi.sh/install.sh | shVerify installation:
arpi versionStep 2: Authenticate
Section titled “Step 2: Authenticate”arpi auth loginThis opens your browser for OIDC authentication. Once complete, your CLI session is authenticated.
Step 3: Create a template
Section titled “Step 3: Create a template”Save the following as hello.toml:
template_version = "1.0"
[worker]name = "hello-worker"
[workstation]model = "claude-sonnet-4-20250514"task = "Say hello and list 3 interesting facts about AI workers."
[workstation.capabilities]mcps = []Templates are the source of truth for worker configuration. The [worker] section names the worker, [workstation] sets the model and task, and [workstation.capabilities] declares what tools the worker can access.
Step 4: Spawn the worker
Section titled “Step 4: Spawn the worker”arpi spawn hello.tomlYou’ll get back a worker ID:
Worker spawned: wrk_a1b2c3d4The worker transitions through Pending -> Spawned -> Running -> Completed as it executes the task.
Step 5: View the trajectory
Section titled “Step 5: View the trajectory”arpi trajectory wrk_a1b2c3d4The trajectory shows every step the worker took — actions, tool calls, durations, and costs.
You can also view trajectories in the web dashboard at https://app.arpi.sh under Space > Track.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Daemon Worker — Long-running worker with sandbox isolation
- Code Reviewer — Worker with eval suite for quality scoring
- Worker Lifecycle — Understand worker states and transitions
- Template Reference — Full TOML format reference