Paste one prompt,
let your agent set up Yomira.

This page is built for terminal AI agents. The agent can read the onboarding instructions, create an account, save the API key, install the Yomira skill, and run a setup check.

Copy this into your AI agent

Agent-native setup prompt 
Set up Yomira in this environment.

Read the agent instructions first:
https://tryyomira.com/llms.txt

If your environment supports MCP, connect to the Yomira documentation MCP server:
https://docs.tryyomira.com/mcp

Use that MCP server to look up Yomira setup, API parameters, examples, and best practices. Do not confuse it with the Yomira simulation API.

Use these signup details:
name: YOUR_NAME
email: YOUR_EMAIL
password: CHOOSE_A_LONG_PASSWORD
companyName: YOUR_COMPANY
companyUrl: YOUR_COMPANY_URL
role: YOUR_ROLE
intendedUse: WHAT_YOU_WANT_TO_SIMULATE

Then do this:
1. Create my account with POST /api/auth/register.
2. Save the returned API key securely.
3. Install the official Yomira skill.
4. Also install Mora if available.
5. Run a setup check.
6. Run a tiny test simulation or prepare the exact command I should approve.
7. Tell me exactly how to use Yomira next.

CLI path

If the package is available through npm or a GitHub install, the agent can use the Yomira bootstrap command directly.

With an existing API key 
npx -y github:ryuzo-k/yomira init --api-key sim_YOUR_KEY --target all --with-mora
npx -y github:ryuzo-k/yomira doctor
Create account from CLI 
npx -y github:ryuzo-k/yomira signup \
  --name "Your Name" \
  --email "you@example.com" \
  --password "choose-a-long-password" \
  --company-name "Your Company" \
  --company-url "https://example.com" \
  --role "Founder" \
  --intended-use "Pre-release content checks, product validation, and sales messages" \
  --target all \
  --with-mora

npx -y github:ryuzo-k/yomira doctor

What setup does

  • Account — creates a Yomira account and returns an API key.
  • Secret — stores the API key in ~/.yomira/config.json with local file permissions.
  • Skill — installs Yomira into Claude Code, Codex, Hermes Agent, and Cursor where possible.
  • Mora — optionally installs Mora so the agent can map options before simulation.
  • Verification — checks the local install paths and tells the user what changed.