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Getting Started

Get Sekha up and running in minutes.

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1. Quickstart

Fastest way to try Sekha (5 minutes):

  • Docker Compose one-liner
  • Test with sample conversation
  • Verify installation

Start here →

2. Installation

Complete installation options:

  • Docker Compose (recommended)
  • Pre-built binaries
  • Build from source
  • Cloud deployment (coming soon)

Installation Guide →

3. Configuration

Configure Sekha for your needs:

  • Environment variables
  • Config file options
  • LLM provider setup
  • Storage configuration

Configuration Guide →

4. First Conversation

Store and retrieve your first memory:

  • Create a conversation
  • Perform semantic search
  • Assemble context for LLM

First Steps →

What You Need

Minimum Requirements

  • OS: Linux, macOS, or Windows with WSL2
  • Docker: 20.10+ with Docker Compose
  • RAM: 4GB minimum, 8GB recommended
  • Storage: 10GB available
  • CPU: 2 cores minimum
  • RAM: 16GB for Ollama models
  • Storage: 50GB+ for models and data
  • CPU: 4+ cores for better performance
  • GPU: Optional, for faster embeddings

Deployment Options

Development (Local)

Best for: - Learning Sekha - Development - Personal use

cd sekha-docker
docker compose up -d

Production (Server)

Best for: - Team deployments - Public APIs - High availability

cd sekha-docker
docker compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d

See Production Guide for details.

Cloud (Coming Soon)

Managed deployment options:

  • AWS - Coming Q1 2026
  • Azure - Coming Q1 2026
  • GCP - Coming Q1 2026
  • DigitalOcean - Coming Q2 2026

Learning Path

For Developers

  1. Quickstart - Get running
  2. First Conversation - Basic usage
  3. API Reference - Learn the API
  4. Python SDK - Use the SDK
  5. AI Coding Assistant - Build something

For Users

  1. Quickstart - Installation
  2. Claude Desktop - MCP setup
  3. First Conversation - Try it out
  4. FAQ - Common questions

For DevOps

  1. Installation - Deployment options
  2. Configuration - Settings
  3. Production Guide - Production setup
  4. Security - Hardening

Next Steps

Start with the Quickstart Guide →

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