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39 changes: 3 additions & 36 deletions src/app/docs/kagent/getting-started/quickstart/page.mdx
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curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kagent-dev/kagent/refs/heads/main/scripts/get-kagent | bash
```

3. Install kagent to the cluster by using the CLI. By default, kagent installs a demo profile with agents and MCP tools preloaded for you. If you don't want these default agents, include the `--profile minimal` flag.
3. Install kagent to the cluster by using the CLI. The following command installs a demo profile with agents and MCP tools preloaded for you. If you don't want these default agents, include the `--profile minimal` flag.

```bash
kagent install
kagent install --profile demo
```

Example output:
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```shell
kagent invoke -t "What Helm charts are in my cluster?" --agent helm-agent
```

Example output:

```console
Event Type: ToolCall(s)
Source: helm_agent
+---+--------------------+-----------------------------------------+
| # | NAME | ARGUMENTS |
+---+--------------------+-----------------------------------------+
| 0 | helm_list_releases | {"all_namespaces":true,"deployed":true} |
+---+--------------------+-----------------------------------------+
----------------------------------

Event Type: TextMessage
Source: helm_agent

I found the following Helm release deployed across all namespaces:

- **Release Name:** kagent
- **Namespace:** kagent
- **Revision:** 11
- **Updated:** 2025-03-13 19:18:49 UTC
- **Status:** Deployed
- **Chart:** kagent-v0.0.18-4-g4926e59-dirty

If you need more details about any specific release, let me know!
----------------------------------

Usage: Prompt Tokens: 6573, Completion Tokens: 229
helm-agent--test>
```

As you can see from the example, the agent found the `kagent` Helm chart release. If anything else is running in your cluster, it will probably find that too.

Now, keep chatting with the agent to see what other things it can do :)
In the output, verify that the agent found the `kagent` Helm chart release. If any other Helm charts are in your cluster, it finds those, too. Keep chatting with the agent to see what other things it can do :)

## Next Steps

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curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kagent-dev/kagent/refs/heads/main/scripts/get-kagent | bash
```

3. Install kagent to the cluster by using the CLI. By default, kagent installs a demo profile with agents and MCP tools preloaded for you. If you don't want these default agents, include the `--profile minimal` flag.
3. Install kagent to the cluster by using the CLI. The following command installs a demo profile with agents and MCP tools preloaded for you. If you don't want these default agents, include the `--profile minimal` flag.

```bash
kagent install
kagent install --profile demo
```

```console
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