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mirrord-quickstart
Guide users from zero to their first working mirrord session — check system requirements, install mirrord via CLI, VS Code, or IntelliJ, run a first session against a Kubernetes target, and verify the connection. Use when a user is new to mirrord, wants to install it, needs help running their first session, or wants to debug or test a local process against their Kubernetes cluster.
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# Mirrord Quickstart Skill
## Purpose
Help new users get mirrord running quickly:
- **Check** system requirements
- **Install** mirrord (CLI, VS Code, or IntelliJ)
- **Connect** to their first Kubernetes target
- **Verify** the connection works
Go one step at a time — don't overwhelm a new user with all options at once, and when they first connect, explain what just happened.
## Critical First Steps
