Setup

By the end of this step, Yera will be configured with your available providers and ready to run applications.

Running Setup

yera setup

You'll be asked for a profile name first. A profile packages your provider connections and model defaults into a named configuration. This is useful later if you want to switch between different setups, like a work profile with AWS and a personal one with OpenAI. Hit enter to accept default as the name, or type your own.

Detecting Providers

Yera will scan your environment and configure connections to whatever it finds. It will not copy any credentials secrets, it will only store information on how to find them.

If a provider can't be auto-detected, you may be asked whether you'd like to enter its config manually. It's fine to skip these with n. You can always configure additional providers later with yera setup provider.

Choosing Your Default Model

Once providers are configured, Yera finds the available models for each and asks you to pick a default LLM. You'll navigate a tree:

├── 0: anthropic  (9 models)
├── 1: aws        (54 models)
├── 2: azure      (2 models)
...

Select a provider, then a model family, then a specific model.

Finishing Up

When complete, Yera will display a summary of your new profile.