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Hi, I'm Jeff, one of the

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co-founders of this+that and I'm going to show you

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how to install the delegate so

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you can take work from your this+that

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application on the web like work in your

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DoBox or something triggered with a

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workflow and actually run it on your Mac

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uh using either a local version of

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Claude or Codex or even a Qwen model.

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It all starts by going to the

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integrations page. And if you scroll to

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the bottom, you'll see that there's a

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download for Mac option. Other options

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for Linux and Windows are coming soon.

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Now that it's downloaded, I can switch

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over to my downloads folder and install

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it.

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Now that that's done, I'll do some

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cleanup.

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And now what I'll do is I'll run the

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delegate.

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For the first time, you have to give it

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permissions. And you'll see that it

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appears in my menu bar up here. And now

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if I want to, I can pair this. And the

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way I'll do that is if I go to the

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website again, I can click pair local

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device. And if I go here, I can choose

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re-pair. and it will give me a pairing

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code that I can then copy. Go back here

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and

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paste.

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And now things are paired. And now what

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I'll be able to do is in a workflow uh

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as well, but I'll show you from the

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DoBox. I could take this task and

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send it to my local machine once the

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connection warms up. That normally takes

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a minute or so. There are some other

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settings that you might want to set.

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Like you can pick which repository it's

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pointed at. I'd set this up before so it

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already pointed at my dev marketing

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tools repository, but you can pick

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whatever repository makes sense for you.

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And if you're doing knowledge work

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rather than coding, you don't even need

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a a GitHub repository. There are other

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tools you can install, too. If you want

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to use Qwen, you have to install uh

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Ollama first. All right. Thanks. Hope this

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is helpful.