Most of this page is only relevant if you installed the optional tools. If you signed in and Paroksh answers you, you are set up.
The main path
- Open jharokha.cisely.ai and sign in.
- Open the Paroksh panel and say something.
- You get a reply.
That is the check. There is no local state to inspect and nothing to configure.
If sign-in does not arrive: the code is emailed, so look in spam, and confirm the address is the one you signed up with. Codes are short-lived — request a fresh one rather than reusing an old email.
If the panel is there but nothing comes back: the status bar names what the current session is running. If you pointed Paroksh at your own provider, check that provider is still connected — a session cannot start on a provider that is not reachable.
If you installed the CLI
cisely --version # prints a version → installed and on your PATH
cisely auth status # prints your account and workspace → authenticatedcisely: command not found — the binary installed but ~/.local/bin is not on your PATH:
echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.zshrc # or ~/.bashrc
exec $SHELLcisely auth status shows no session — it expired, or you have not signed in from this machine. Run cisely auth login --email you@example.com and verify the emailed code. See Create your Cisely account.
The installer refused to run — it supports macOS and Linux. On Windows, run it inside WSL.
If you connected your own agent
Check from the agent itself — in Claude Code:
claude mcp list # `cisely` should be listed as connectedThe Cisely tools do not appear — make sure you completed the browser sign-in (in Claude Code, run /mcp), and that you registered the server as an HTTP / remote connector with the URL https://agents.cisely.ai/mcp. See Bring your own AI agent.
You are set up
Head to Introduction to Vishwakarma to learn the language your model is written in — or just start describing your business to Paroksh and read what comes back. The second one teaches the first faster than reading does.