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Bind a local model CLI and run one Security or Bugs slice

Install the client, log in through the browser, and run one bounded audit. You need a local model CLI: Grok, Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or another with your own command.

Install the client

Follow Install the agent, then check:

thespider-agent --version

If thespider-agent setup --help does not list --model and --agent, run thespider-agent update first.

Run setup in the repository

cd /path/to/your/repository
thespider-agent setup --model xai/grok-4.6 --agent grok --profile security

--profile bugs is the other option. --agent also takes claude, codex, opencode, or any other name (pair an unknown name with --command).

Pass --agent on purpose. If you omit it, setup auto-detects and prefers Grok when several CLIs are installed. On a real terminal you can omit --model and search models.dev interactively. Scripts and AI agents must pass it.

Setup opens a browser login, creates or selects the matching project, enables the model, and writes .thespider/config.toml. It does not spend model tokens.

Approve one model call

Read the planned-call count in the setup summary. Then:

thespider-agent run --once --max-slices 1

That creates or reuses a full campaign and claims at most one slice. If more slices remain, the client prints 1 of N completed and the exact command to continue. One result is not a finished audit of the whole repo.

Open the dashboard

Setup prints a project URL. A completed slice may find issues or may correctly find none. Open that URL, pick the profile, and look at findings.

From here: campaigns, configuration, or data handling.

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