From a sealed box to an assistant you can talk to, in five steps. It arrives with a name, and you can change it.
1. Power on
Plug in the USB-C power supply that came in the box. If you want a wired connection, add the Ethernet cable too. The status light comes on and Digital Twin Pro starts up in under a minute.
2. Open the setup page
Point your phone's camera at the card in the box — the page that opens walks you through the rest. It introduces itself by name — this is where you can change it to Atlas, Friday, whatever you like. No card handy? Any phone or laptop on the same home network can reach the same page at http://agent.local. If neither opens, the First Boot guide shows you the other way in.
For technical readers. If agent.local does not resolve on your network, browse to the device's IP address instead. Running more than one Digital Twin Pro? Extra units come up as agent-2.local, agent-3.local and so on, and setup lets you rename each one.
3. Connect to the internet
Join your Wi-Fi, or confirm the Ethernet cable is working. Step-by-step help lives in Connect to a Network.
4. Choose where answers come from
Digital Twin Pro answers on its own, straight out of the box. If you also want to use the outside AI services you already pay for — Claude, GPT or Gemini — you can connect them. It is optional, and Choose Your AI Provider shows you how.
5. Link a chat app
Connect Telegram, WhatsApp and others, then message your assistant the way you message anyone else. See Messaging Channels.
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