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Initialize a repository
Using Setup on the Repositories view in Tessl Registry creates a tessl.json file and adds any plugins Tessl has for the dependencies your repository uses. It also creates a .mcp.json file so people working in the repository can use Tessl as an MCP server for their coding agent.
Setup Tessl
Select your workspace from the selector, with your name, on the top right of your screen.
Click on Repositories from the menu.
Select Setup Tessl.
Select the agents you wish to use and click Setup.
Once clicked, a pull request will be created and a popup will be displayed to bring you to the pull request.
The Pull request created
Pull requests may contain updates to tessl.json and .mcp.json based on your selections and the dependencies the repository contains.
You or your pipeline automation would merge the request(s).
It's possible you are only allowing specific repositories, in which case you may need to select the additional repositories you wish to display in the GitHub settings or provide a group token with access in GitLab.
