Windows 10 / 11
One installer does everything — run it, pick a folder, done.
If Windows shows “protected your PC”, click More info → Run anyway. This is normal for new apps that aren’t code-signed yet.
Download your setup script
Pick the file for your computer, then follow the steps below it.
macOS
No download needed — paste each line into the Terminal app and press Return.
1 · Install everything
2 · Open your project
curl -fsSL https://eazycli.com/workshop/install/01_workshop_setup.command | bash
curl -fsSL https://eazycli.com/workshop/install/02_run_vscode_terminal_folder.command | bash
What you'll be able to build
Real dashboards made in this workshop from raw clinical data — just by chatting with the AI. A taste of what you'll create.
Executive hospital dashboard — KPIs, visit trends and revenue at a glance.
A data-backed proposal — finds the bottleneck and recommends a fix.
A revenue-opportunity story — segments the data and sizes the upside.
All three were built just by chatting with the AI — and any of these tools (Claude Code, Claude Co-work, or the Antigravity CLI) can produce results like these. The labels just show each tool in action.
How to use it
On Windows
- Download the setup file above — it saves to your Downloads folder.
- Double-click eazycli-workshop-setup.exe. If you see "Windows protected your PC", click More info ▸ Run anyway.
- Choose where to keep your workshop folder (Documents or a drive like D:\ is best), then let it install. Say Yes to any "User Account Control" pop-ups.
- When it finishes, use the "Open Workshop Project" shortcut on your Desktop. VS Code opens with a terminal — type agy , press Return, and choose the OAuth (browser) sign-in. Then chat just like Gemini or ChatGPT.
On macOS
- Open the Terminal app — press ⌘ + Space, type Terminal, and press Return.
- Copy command 1 above (Install everything), paste it into Terminal and press Return. Enter your Mac password if asked, then follow the on-screen prompts.
- When it finishes, copy command 2 (Open your project) and run it the same way. VS Code opens at your project folder with a terminal. Click Trust / Allow if asked.
- In the terminal, type agy and press Return, then follow the prompts — choose the OAuth (browser) sign-in. Then chat just like Gemini or ChatGPT.
▶ Watch the OAuth browser step (jump to 2:40)
PS: The script also installs Claude Code — type claude in the terminal instead of agy to use it.
Free account? Use Antigravity (agy) For free users we recommend the Antigravity CLI (the agy command) — it is less likely to hit usage limits than Claude Code.
Never used Gemini AI before? Activate Gemini with your Google account first — that same Google page is what the OAuth sign-in step uses.
What the setup installs
Antigravity CLI
Google’s agentic CLI (the "agy" command) — recommended for the workshop.
Visual Studio Code
The code editor we use throughout the workshop.
Python 3.12 + libraries
pandas, NumPy, Matplotlib, scikit-learn, Jupyter and more — ready in a project virtual environment.
The workshop project
Downloads the eazycli-workshop-data folder (skills, sample data and scripts) with a ready-to-use Python environment inside.
Claude Code CLI — optional
The script asks before installing this. Without a paid Claude Pro plan you’ll hit usage limits very fast, so free users can skip it and just use "agy".
Python libraries included
Installed into Documents/ai-test-project (inside a virtual environment):
numpy
pandas
matplotlib
seaborn
scikit-learn
jupyterlab
notebook
ipykernel
openpyxl
xlrd
python-docx
python-pptx
plotly
statsmodels
requests
tabulate
Good to know The script is safe to run more than once — tools that are already installed are simply skipped. If any item shows "needs attention" at the end, it usually just means it was already installed. Need help? Ask the workshop host.