Your first session
Bring a project. Start with one question.
Prepare the work before opening the configured Windows download destination. Availability, installation steps, and supported connections are determined by that destination and the software you choose. The checklist below gives you a useful starting point without assuming an installer is available.
Choose a project you can inspect comfortably
Use a small repository or a clearly bounded area of a larger one. Check its instructions, record the current working state, and identify the normal verification command. Keep existing local changes accounted for so that a later generated patch is easy to recognize and review.
Prepare the endpoint and the first question
Confirm the model identifier, connection format, and documented credential handling. Start with a request to explain one behavior using source references. Compare the answer with the repository before allowing edits. Your second task can be a small implementation once you trust the context and have agreed on a concrete check.
A starting prompt
Read this repository without modifying it. Explain how one project setting is loaded and saved. Cite the relevant files and identify the normal checks. List unanswered questions before proposing a change.
Use the destination for current availability and installation instructions. Begin with the read-only prompt above.