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## Get Started
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> [!NOTE]
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> Before you begin, make sure you have:
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> - An **Azure subscription** where you hold both the **Contributor** role (to deploy the infrastructure) and the **Foundry User** role on the Foundry account (to build, evaluate, and run agents in Challenges 1–4).
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> - A **GitHub handle** (account) to fork this repository and run it in GitHub Codespaces.
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> Subscription **Owner** (or Contributor) rights alone are **not** sufficient. Those grant control-plane access to create and manage resources, but building and running agents are data-plane operations that require the separate **Foundry User** role assigned on the Foundry account. An Owner can self-assign it; a Contributor must ask an admin to assign it after deployment.
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There are two ways to get started — pick one:
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> **First step for both options:**[Fork this repository](https://github.com/microsoft/FrontierWeekHack/fork) to your own GitHub account.
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1. Click the badge above (select your fork if applicable)
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2. Wait for the Codespace to build (~2 min)
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3. In the terminal, login to Azure and deploy your scenario:
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3. In the terminal, log in to Azure:
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```bash
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# 3. Install Python dependencies
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pip install -r requirements.txt
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# 4. Login to Azure
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# 4. Log in to Azure
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az login
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```
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This will provision all resources **and** automatically write your `.env` file to the repository root as `.env`.
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## Verify the creation of your resources
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Go to the [Azure Portal](https://portal.azure.com/) and find your resource group, which should now contain resources like this (exact names will differ depending on scenario):
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## Get Started
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> Subscription **Owner** (or Contributor) rights alone are **not** sufficient. Those grant control-plane access to create and manage resources, but building and running agents are data-plane operations that require the separate **Foundry User** role assigned on the Foundry account. An Owner can self-assign it; a Contributor must ask an admin to assign it after deployment.
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There are two ways to get started — pick one:
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> **First step for both options:**[Fork this repository](https://github.com/microsoft/FrontierWeekHack/fork) to your own GitHub account.
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1. Click the badge above (select your fork if applicable)
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```bash
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This will provision all resources **and** automatically write your `.env` file to the repository root as `.env`.
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## Verify the creation of your resources
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Go to the [Azure Portal](https://portal.azure.com/) and find your resource group, which should now contain resources like this (exact names will differ depending on scenario):
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