GenerativeIDE Client Onboarding with Write-Gate Audit (Delivery)

GenerativeIDE Client Onboarding with Write-Gate Audit (Delivery)

1. 01

   Install GenerativeIDE on the client's developer machine

   Download and run the installer, then launch the agentic IDE to confirm the bundled Ornith 9B model loads without network access.

2. 02

   Configure the write-gate approval system

   Open the settings panel and enable write-gate for both file writes and shell commands, then set rejection feedback to 'try alternative approaches'.

3. 03

   Set up semantic codebase retrieval

   Point the semantic retrieval to the client's repository root and run an initial indexing pass to build the codebase graph for the GIDE Wiki.

4. 04

   Define the client's model and API preferences

   In the model configuration, select the bundled local model for zero token cost or enter the client's BYOK keys for Claude, GPT, or Gemini.

5. 05

   Enable JSONL audit logging

   Turn on audit logging in the settings and specify the output directory, ensuring every write-gate approval and rejection is recorded for compliance.

6. 06

   Run a pilot task with the client

   Use the CLI to describe a small refactoring task, walk through the write-gate approvals together, and review the audit trail to confirm transparency.

7. 07

   Document the workflow and train the client

   Create a prompt library and workflow guide tailored to the client's primary language, then train the client on approving changes and reviewing audit logs.