DByteOS Onboarding

DByteOS onboarding is a deterministic Personal Workspace Beta Foundation first-run flow for users opening a release zip or entering the DByteOS shell for the first time.

First commands§

boot
welcome
check-system
doctor
prefs set system.prompt dbyteos>
snapshot
project reset-demo
task reset-demo
task list demo
task add demo write tests
task done demo 1
task status demo
task summary demo
task open demo
task doctor demo
task snapshot demo
task clear-done demo
project status demo
project snapshot demo
prefs reset-demo
profile show
config show
getting-started
commands
man-index
help
status

Discovery path§

• boot initializes the userland session.
• welcome gives the first screen and next commands.
• check-system verifies the package is ready.
• doctor prints the full subsystem health report.
• prefs set system.prompt dbyteos> updates the next DByteOS shell prompt.
• snapshot prints a read-only system summary for debugging.
• project reset-demo restores a deterministic workspace project.
• task reset-demo, task list demo, task add demo write tests, task done demo 1, and task status demo exercise project tasks.
• project status demo and project snapshot demo inspect project state.
• prefs reset-demo restores deterministic demo preferences.
• profile show prints the deterministic user profile.
• config show prints read-only system preferences.
• getting-started prints the first-run checklist.
• commands lists commands by category.
• man-index lists manual topics.
• man <topic> opens a manual page.
• which <command> shows how autopath resolves a command.

Boundaries§

DByteOS onboarding is userland documentation and command discovery only. It does not add a kernel, bootloader, OS passthrough, language syntax, or security-policy changes.

SOURCE: DBYTEOS_ONBOARDING.md