diff --git a/src/cmdforge/web/docs_content.py b/src/cmdforge/web/docs_content.py index 1f3a760..9c933d4 100644 --- a/src/cmdforge/web/docs_content.py +++ b/src/cmdforge/web/docs_content.py @@ -3658,22 +3658,49 @@ moving up to parent directories. This means you can have:

"description": "Install and configure AI providers for your tools", "content": """

CmdForge is the brain, but AI providers are the muscle. Before your tools can do -anything smart, you need at least one provider configured. The good news? CmdForge has an -interactive installer that makes this painless.

+anything smart, you need at least one provider configured. The good news? CmdForge makes +provider setup painless—whether you prefer a graphical wizard or the command line.

What You'll Learn

-

The Interactive Installer

+

Visual Installer (GUI)

-

The easiest way to get started:

+

The friendliest way to install providers—a point-and-click wizard right in the desktop app:

+ +
    +
  1. Launch CmdForge: cmdforge
  2. +
  3. Go to Tools → Install AI Provider... (or click "Install Provider..." on the Providers page)
  4. +
  5. Select a provider from the list
  6. +
  7. Click Install Selected
  8. +
  9. Watch the installation progress in real-time
  10. +
  11. Choose which model variants to add
  12. +
+ +
+

The installer shows you:

+ +
+ +

After installation, the wizard offers to add provider variants (like claude-haiku, +claude-opus) to your configuration automatically.

+ +

Command-Line Installer

+ +

Prefer the terminal? Use the interactive CLI installer:

cmdforge providers install
@@ -3850,7 +3877,8 @@ cat file.txt | summarize --provider mock """, "headings": [ - ("interactive-install", "The Interactive Installer"), + ("gui-install", "Visual Installer (GUI)"), + ("interactive-install", "Command-Line Installer"), ("provider-options", "Choosing a Provider"), ("testing", "Testing Your Setup"), ("listing", "Viewing Configured Providers"),