Problem
Installing Contexto currently requires users to leave their chat interface (Telegram, Discord, etc.), get access to a machine, and complete the setup from the CLI. This is a significant barrier — it breaks the conversational flow, requires technical access most users don't have, and creates multiple points of drop-off.
Proposal
An agent (e.g. a Telegram or Discord bot) should be able to complete the entire Contexto installation without the user ever leaving the chat. No machine access or CLI required. The agent should handle:
- Initiation — User asks the bot to install/set up Contexto
- Authentication — Any required auth is handled inline via deep links or in-chat prompts
- Configuration — The agent walks through config options conversationally
Installation completes when Contexto is configured. Verification that it's working correctly is handled by a separate module (see linked issue).
Why this matters
- Eliminates the need for machine access and CLI — opens up Contexto to all users
- Reduces drop-off during onboarding — leaving chat to find a terminal is where most users give up
- Keeps users in the interface they're already comfortable with
Acceptance criteria
Problem
Installing Contexto currently requires users to leave their chat interface (Telegram, Discord, etc.), get access to a machine, and complete the setup from the CLI. This is a significant barrier — it breaks the conversational flow, requires technical access most users don't have, and creates multiple points of drop-off.
Proposal
An agent (e.g. a Telegram or Discord bot) should be able to complete the entire Contexto installation without the user ever leaving the chat. No machine access or CLI required. The agent should handle:
Installation completes when Contexto is configured. Verification that it's working correctly is handled by a separate module (see linked issue).
Why this matters
Acceptance criteria