Get Started with Autonoma
Deploy the world's first autonomous SDLC platform in 5 minutes
Prerequisites
Before you begin, ensure you have:
- An Autonoma account (sign up free)
- Your preferred development environment (VS Code, IntelliJ, etc.)
- Access to your codebase (Git repository recommended)
Install Autonoma SDK
Choose your language and install the Autonoma SDK:
Language | Package Manager | Installation Command |
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🟨JavaScript/TypeScript | npm | npm install @autonoma/sdk |
🟨JavaScript/TypeScript | yarn | yarn add @autonoma/sdk |
🐍Python | pip | pip install autonoma |
🐹Go | go get | go get github.com/the-autonoma/go-sdk |
☕Java | Maven | com.autonoma:autonoma-sdk:1.0.0 |
☕Java | Gradle | implementation 'com.autonoma:autonoma-sdk:1.0.0' |
Configure Your Project
Initialize Autonoma in your application with your API key:
Language | Configuration Example | Key Features |
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🟨JavaScript/TypeScript |
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🐍Python |
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Pro Tip: Get your API key from your Autonoma Dashboard. Keep it secure and never commit it to version control.
Run Your Application
Start your application normally. Autonoma will automatically:
Analyze your codebase
Understand code patterns, dependencies, and architecture
Build predictive models
Create ML models specific to your application's behavior
Start monitoring
Begin real-time monitoring for issues and anomalies
Enable auto-remediation
Automatically fix issues before they impact users
$ npm start
> my-app@1.0.0 start
> node server.js
[Autonoma] Initializing autonomous SDLC platform...
[Autonoma] ✓ Connected to Autonoma Cloud
[Autonoma] ✓ Codebase analysis complete (2.3s)
[Autonoma] ✓ Predictive models loaded
[Autonoma] ✓ Real-time monitoring active
[Autonoma] ✓ Auto-remediation enabled
[Autonoma]
[Autonoma] 🚀 Your application is now protected by Autonoma
[Autonoma]
[Autonoma] Dashboard: https://dashboard.autonoma.ai/projects/my-app
[Autonoma] Documentation: https://docs.autonoma.ai
Server running on http://localhost:3000
Verify Installation
Check that Autonoma is working correctly:
2. Trigger Test Event
Create a test event to see Autonoma in action:
autonoma.test()