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onboarding

Adds ElevenLabs to a project from scratch: browser sign-in, API key creation, SDK install and a test request, driven by the ElevenLabs CLI.

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Kind: Skill
Works with: Any agent
Source: ElevenLabs Skills @ 503d4e9fda01
Path: onboarding/SKILL.md
License: MIT
Jobs: Implementation, Automation

InstallInstall it with npx.

npx skills add elevenlabs/skills

# ElevenLabs Onboarding

The ElevenLabs CLI runs the whole setup and tells you each step. From the
folder of the app that will use the key (in a monorepo, that app's folder),
run:

```bash
npx -y @elevenlabs/cli@latest onboard init
```

Every `onboard` command prints JSON. Act on it, and keep going until `next`
is `done`:

- `next`: what to do now, spelled out in `instruction`.
- `run`: the exact next command. Run it as given.
- `say`: what to tell the user. Tell them as written.
- `details`: facts for the next step, such as how the app loads the key and
  the SDK install command.
- `rules`: rules for the whole setup. Follow them.

What each `next` means:

- `run`: run `run`.
- `wait`: the approval page is open. Show `say` (it has the link), then run
  `run` again right away, without ending your turn. Whenever you give the
  user the link, copy it whole, exactly as printed: a shortened link doesn't
  work.
- `ask_what_to_build`: tell the user `say`, which asks what they want to
  build or whether to just add the SDK, and wait for their answer before
  writing any code. Ask it even if they said earlier, and don't pick a product
  for them. Once they answer, run `run`.
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