Start here.
You’re in the right place.
Your first exercise works right in this page. No installation, account, or terminal needed.
Keep this page and the other files together in the extracted folder.
What’s included in your Launch Kit
Nine files, organized to help you get started.
- Start hereA welcome page with an exercise you can try in your browser.
OPEN-ME.html - Learning guideWhat to learn first, how the example works, and what comes next.
START-HERE.md - Assistant project guideShared project instructions for your coding assistant.
PROJECT-GUIDE.md - Choose your assistantSetup paths for Codex, Claude, and other assistants.
ASSISTANT-SETUP.md - Download and setup guideSimple extraction steps and optional Python setup.
DOWNLOAD-AND-SETUP.md - Terminal shortcutsCopy-and-paste launch commands for Mac and Windows.
TERMINAL-COMMANDS.md - Practice projectA small Python example that checks data and creates a report.
workflow_demo.py - Practice dataFictional records for learning. No live market data.
fictional-markets.json - Project checksFive automated tests for the Python example.
test_workflow.py
You get these files in a ZIP. Extract it and open the welcome page. Nothing installs automatically.
What do you need?The first browser exercise needs no account or extra software. Python and your chosen assistant are only needed for later steps.
What isn’t included?A finished Kalshi bot, live trading, API credentials, or the complete planned course.
How would you like to start?
Both paths use the same kit. Choose what feels comfortable; you can switch anytime.
Guided setup is selected. No terminal is needed for the browser exercise.
Your guided path
- Download and extract the kit.
- Double-click OPEN-ME.html.
- Try the browser exercise, then follow the assistant setup guide.
For an assistant’s desktop app, open the extracted folder as a project where supported. For a chat app, follow its attachment options. The Python coding lesson still needs Python; the browser exercise does not.
1. Try your first workflow
This fictional example shows how a workflow checks information before producing a report. It uses no AI model and sends no information anywhere.
Your result will appear here.
2. Bring the kit to your assistant
Choose the assistant you already use. Open this extracted folder as a project if your app supports folders. If it only accepts attachments, try uploading the kit ZIP. ZIP and folder support vary; the fallback is the single Project Guide below.
Open Project GuideChoose Codex, Claude, or another assistantNo files need to be moved into hidden configuration folders. This download does not install or configure an assistant automatically.
3. Explore when you’re ready
The browser exercise is the starting point. Running and editing the included Python project is the next lesson.
Optional Python setup, step by step →Read the learning guide →
Choose your setup. Copy your command.
Extract the kit so its folder is directly inside Downloads. These commands open an already-installed assistant in the kit folder. Sign-in may be required. They do not install software or change permissions.
Paste into Terminal or PowerShell, then press Enter. If you saved the folder elsewhere, use the manual setup guide. The other-assistant option opens the welcome page; it does not install or launch an unspecified model.
Need the assistant first? Follow the official Codex CLI setup or Claude Code setup, then return here. For desktop apps, open the extracted folder using your app’s project controls.