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Getting Started ​

Install pavo, put a driver on PATH, and render a view.

Install pavo ​

sh
cargo install --git https://github.com/9aia/pavo pavo tamias-driver-config
# or, from a checkout:
cargo xtask install   # pavo + tamias-driver-config → ~/.cargo/bin

tamias-driver-config is the suite's common config API driver — it ships with pavo so every install has at least one real driver.

Install a view driver ​

Drivers are executables named tamias-driver-<type> found on PATH or in <tamias-home>/drivers/ ($TAMIAS_HOME or ~/.local/share/tamias/drivers). The repo ships reference drivers under examples/drivers/ — Python 3, stdlib only:

sh
export PATH="$PWD/examples/drivers/demo:$PWD/examples/drivers/myco:$PWD/examples/drivers/viz-graph:$PWD/examples/drivers/platform-demo:$PATH"

Real product drivers (tamias-driver-kuda, tamias-driver-myco, tamias-driver-cuora, …) install the same way — via tamias or onto PATH. See Install a driver.

Render a view ​

sh
pavo drivers                          # what pavo found
pavo views                            # every <driver>:<view> ref
pavo view demo:board                  # text summary of the tree
pavo view demo:deps --format mermaid  # graph → mermaid
pavo view demo:deps --format svg      # viz-graph renderer plugin
pavo query demo items --param status=open
pavo jobs                              # aggregated feed (platform-demo provider)
pavo notifications
pavo chrome                            # all eight contribution slots

Open the TUI or web surface ​

sh
pavo open                 # ratatui host, dashboard
pavo open demo:deps       # straight to a deep link

pavo serve --port 7420    # localhost bridge + web host

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