One paste-able URL onboards any agent: INSTALL_FOR_AGENTS.md (#57)

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## Codex, Gemini CLI, and Hermes
These agents ship no BearDrive knowledge yet, so the instructions travel in the
message. Start the agent in the folder you want synced and paste:
These agents ship no BearDrive knowledge yet, so the prompt points them at the
canonical instructions instead. Start the agent in the folder you want synced
and paste:
```
Set up BearDrive in this folder.
1. If `bdrive` is missing, install it: brew install runbear-io/tap/beardrive
(no Homebrew? grab the release binary for this OS/arch from
https://github.com/runbear-io/beardrive/releases)
2. bdrive skill install # so you know the CLI next time
3. bdrive login --device https://your-hub # show me the code and the URL
4. bdrive init --project <project-id>
5. bdrive hooks install # don't skip this - it's what syncs every turn
Then tell me what got set up.
Follow https://raw.githubusercontent.com/runbear-io/beardrive/main/INSTALL_FOR_AGENTS.md
to connect this folder to BearDrive project <project-id> on <hub-url>.
```
You copy one thing; the agent handles every deviation — already installed, no
Homebrew, browser sign-in, wrong folder.
The agent fetches that page and works through it — install the CLI, sign in
with a device code, connect the project, register the sync hooks. You copy one
thing; the agent handles every deviation — already installed, no Homebrew,
browser sign-in, wrong folder. On BearDrive Cloud, drop `on <hub-url>` —
sign-in defaults to beardrive.ai.
Step 2 is the durable part. Once the skill is installed the agent knows the CLI
from then on, so "share this file" or "what changed?" work without you
explaining anything again.
The skill step in those instructions is the durable part. Once the skill is
installed the agent knows the CLI from then on, so "share this file" or "what
changed?" work without you explaining anything again.
:::tip[Don't retype this for teammates]
A project's home page in the hub shows this same paste with your hub URL and