Pick a safe first project
Use a sample repository or a copy of a small utility. Make sure you can run its existing command or tests without an assistant. Keep production credentials and private fixtures out of the initial context. Write down one question about the code that you can verify by reading the relevant files yourself.
Know your endpoint
Identify whether you intend to use a local model or a hosted provider. Keep the base URL, model identifier, and any required credential ready in an appropriate secure location. Verify compatibility and current provider requirements for the software you ultimately install. The reference screenshots show an example interface, not a complete specification of the destination software.
Ask, inspect, then edit
Begin with the read-only task below. Check whether the explanation names actual files and distinguishes evidence from assumptions. Only then request one narrow change and review its diff. The button follows the configured Windows destination; installer availability and the options at that destination must be checked there. No purchase or account setup happens on this page.