INSTALLATION WORKSHOP

Install The Partenon in 90 Minutes

A live, hands-on session every 15 days. You will leave with Partenon running on your machine and your first three heroes configured for your business.

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WHAT YOU GET

Leave With a Working System

The workshop is not a demo. You install, configure, and run Partenon on your own machine or server.

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A Working Local Install

Partenon runs from ./install.sh. The base system works without live credentials. You get a local dashboard, the Scribe demo, and a clear .env file ready for your keys.

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Three Heroes Configured

Choose Scribe, Strategist, and one domain hero based on your operation. We load your documents and set the first missions.

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A Clear Live / Connect / Roadmap Map

You will know exactly what works today, what needs your API keys or accounts, and what is still being built. No surprises after the session.

LIVE CONNECT ROADMAP
BEFORE THE WORKSHOP

Choose Your Install

Two supported paths. Both use the same public repository and the same installer.

Prerequisites

  • check Python 3.10 or newer
  • check Node.js 20 or newer
  • check npm
  • check Git

What happens

  • arrow_forward Creates .venv
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  • arrow_forward Runs Scribe demo
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git clone https://github.com/cuentadeservicio377-cell/partenon.git
cd partenon
./install.sh

No live credentials required. The dashboard opens on http://localhost:3000.

Prerequisites

  • check Ubuntu 22.04 or newer
  • check Docker & Docker Compose
  • check SSH access
  • check Firewall access to ports 3000 and 8000

What happens

  • arrow_forward Builds API, dashboard, and Postgres
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  • arrow_forward Exposes API on port 8000
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git clone https://github.com/cuentadeservicio377-cell/partenon.git
cd partenon
docker compose up --build -d

Use a reverse proxy with TLS for any shared or production deployment.

AGENDA

What We Do in 90 Minutes

Four focused blocks. Each one moves from installation to real business use.

1
20 MIN — Install & Verify

Clone, Install, and Run the Demo

Clone the repo, run ./install.sh, and confirm the Scribe demo output. We fix environment issues live.

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35 MIN — Configure Heroes

Load Documents Into Your First Three Heroes

Pick Scribe, Strategist, and one domain hero. We load your files, run the first tools, and label what is live versus what needs credentials.

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20 MIN — Connect Hermes

Build Your First Automation

Set optional credentials and run a routing command. See how a plain-language request maps to the right hero and what the output looks like.

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15 MIN — Brain Setup

Weekly Reviews and CRONs

Configure the Brain to run a weekly review, track objectives, and generate a morning briefing. We set realistic CRONs you can refine later.

PREPARE

Bring Your Business Context

The more context you bring, the more we configure during the session. If you do not have a document ready, use the prompt with any AI assistant to extract it.

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No documents? Use an AI assistant first.

Paste the prompt for each hero into Kimi Code, ChatGPT, Claude, or any assistant you already use. Answer its questions. Save the output and bring it to the workshop.

Bring bank statements, expense receipts, income spreadsheets, and a supplier list. The Scribe turns them into a .finance dashboard.

  • Last 3 months of bank statements
  • Receipts or invoices for fixed and variable expenses
  • Income source list
  • Supplier or vendor names
Ask me questions one at a time about my business finances. Then output a structured list with: income sources, fixed expenses, variable expenses, suppliers, and any financial documents I should gather for my bookkeeper.

Bring a short brand description, logo files, social handles, and any existing posts or ads. The Herald writes a .design file.

  • One-paragraph description of what you sell
  • Logo files or brand colors
  • Social media handles
  • Recent posts, ads, or emails you liked
Ask me questions one at a time about my brand. Then write a concise .design file with: brand voice, target audiences, key messages, visual notes, and a 4-week content starter plan.

Bring a Stripe account in test mode, a product or service list, and prices. The Collector creates payment links and invoices.

  • Stripe account (test mode is enough)
  • Product or service names
  • Prices and currencies
  • Common invoice terms
Ask me questions one at a time about what I sell. Then output a structured list with: products or services, prices, currencies, and the payment terms I should set up in Stripe.

Bring a list of services and API keys you use and who has access to them. The Guardian audits key strength and access.

  • Services with API keys (OpenAI, Stripe, Google, etc.)
  • Who has admin access to each service
  • Shared passwords or vaults you currently use
Ask me questions one at a time about the services and accounts my business uses. Then output a security inventory with: service name, purpose, who has access, and what type of credential it uses.

Bring your current project list, calendar tool, and top three priorities. The Strategist builds projects and checklists.

  • Open projects or initiatives
  • Calendar tool you use
  • Top 3 priorities for the next 30 days
  • Recurring meetings or deadlines
Ask me questions one at a time about how my business operates. Then output a project list with: project name, deadline, owner, and the first three tasks for each.

Bring a client or vendor list and any messages you need to follow up on. The Diplomat maps relationships and drafts follow-ups.

  • Client and vendor names
  • Status of each relationship
  • Recent emails or messages pending reply
  • Key dates or promises made
Ask me questions one at a time about my clients and vendors. Then output a relationship map with: name, status, last contact, next follow-up, and any pending promise.

Bring previous decisions, notes, or company objectives. The Brain stores memory and detects conflicts across heroes.

  • Company objectives or annual goals
  • Important decisions made in the last quarter
  • Notes from recurring meetings
Ask me questions one at a time about what my business has decided and where it is headed. Then output a memory summary with: objectives, key decisions, open questions, and any contradictions I should resolve.
THE BRAIN

Automations That Run After the Session

During the workshop we configure the Brain to keep the system moving between sessions. Full autonomy grows as you connect more integrations.

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Weekly Review

Every Sunday at 20:00 the Brain scans active projects, objectives, and follow-ups, then flags what needs attention.

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Morning Briefing

A short daily summary with today's priorities, pending follow-ups, and any deadline approaching in the next 48 hours.

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Objective Nudges

When an objective deadline is near, the Brain reminds the assigned owner and suggests the next concrete action.

The Brain uses SQLite by default and can scale to Postgres for team memory. We configure the first CRONs in the workshop; you refine them as your operation grows.

CUSTOM WORKSHOPS

Built for Your Organization

We adapt the install session for the audience, the tools, and the pace of your group.

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Coworking Spaces

Group installs for members

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Universities

Curriculum-aligned sessions

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Professional Associations

Industry-specific examples

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Networking Groups

Founder cohorts

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Enterprise Teams

Private VPC deployments

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FOLLOW-UP

Workshop 2.0

One month after the first session, we open a follow-up workshop. We review what is not working, fix integrations, add more heroes, and tune your automations. Attendees from the first session get the link automatically.

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