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Log In to Your Account

1

Open your invitation email

When an admin creates your account, Cielara emails you an invitation link. Click it.
2

Create your password

The link opens the Complete Signup screen. Choose a password and confirm it. It needs at least 8 characters, including an uppercase letter, a lowercase letter, a number, and a special character. Cielara confirms with Account Activated! and sends you to the login page.
3

Log in

Go to your Cielara URL, enter your email address, then click Next and enter the password you just created.
4

Accept the terms

The first time you reach the dashboard, a Terms & Conditions dialog opens over it. Read them and click Accept. You cannot use Cielara until you do.
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Set up an LLM provider

If no LLM provider has been configured yet, Cielara sends you to the LLM provider setup wizard before the dashboard becomes available. Only an admin can complete it.

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Connect a Repository

1

Open Connections

Click Connections in the sidebar. This is where all your connections live.
2

Add a source code connection

Click the + Connect button, select GitHub (or Azure DevOps) from the Source Code group, and follow the OAuth prompts to authorize Cielara on your organization. Select the repositories you want to connect.
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Verify

Your repositories appear in the Connections list. Cielara sets up webhooks automatically to respond to pull requests.

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See Your First Code Review

Open a pull request on a connected repository. Cielara’s Foresight engine picks up the pull request automatically, reviews the diff in the context of the full codebase, and posts inline findings on the PR. You can also view the review in the Analytics dashboard.

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Finish Setting Up Connections

The more data sources that are connected to Cielara, the more effectively Cielara can represent your world model. Return to Connections and add:
  • Cloud (AWS, GCP, Azure): discovers the accounts, regions, and resources that populate the World Model.
  • Alerts (PagerDuty, AlertManager): brings in incidents and on-call data, and lets incidents trigger simulations.
  • Observability Tools (Elasticsearch, Dynatrace): adds logs and metrics.
  • Workplace (Slack, Jira, Confluence, Notion, Canva, Google Drive): adds notifications, issue linking, and the documents behind the knowledge base.
See Connections for the fields each provider needs.

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What’s Next?

Once your connections are in place:

Analytics

Your personal quality dashboard with antifragility scores and PR review history.

World Model

Explore your service topology as an interactive graph.

Ask Cielara

Ask questions about your infrastructure in a chat interface.