4. Hand it to your agent

Took option 1 on page 1? Your agent is already following the wizard. Read “What happens next” and “How to answer” below.

Start the agent in the project folder

In the terminal:

cd C:\SurveySleuth
claude

Or in the Claude desktop app: click Code, then Select folder, and choose C:\SurveySleuth.

Type this and press Enter:

/setup

With another agent, paste this instead: Read docs/wizard.md and follow it.

It checks the programs from page 1 and proves the code runs.
It asks about your office and your county, one question at a time, and writes the answers into OFFICE.md.
It changes the code for your county and your folder names, then reads your sample.
It starts the app so you can try a search. Then it builds your test set, and runs the check.
At the end it reads the whole archive, builds the offline map, and writes the start-up commands into OFFICE.md.

One step at a time. It says what a command does before it runs it. It asks before it changes anything.
If you stop, close the window and come back tomorrow, start the agent again and type /setup. It reads OFFICE.md and carries on.
Reading the whole archive runs for hours to days. Keep the computer on and awake. In the power settings, set sleep to Never while plugged in.
Everything it needs happens inside C:\SurveySleuth. It never needs to write into your archive.

Plain words. “The surveys are in S:\Scans\Surveys, one PDF per job, named by the job number.”
“I do not know” is a fine answer. It finds out, or asks another way.
Look at what it shows you. A count, a map, a list. You know your archive; it does not. Tell it when something is wrong.