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Expand Up @@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ You'll also need Docker, so see [Docker requirements](/getting-started/system-re

<AutoInstall/>

This command downloads an installation script from openops.sh and runs it on your machine. The script automatically installs Docker if needed, downloads OpenOps Docker images, and configures the environment. It's a one-command automated installer for quick setup.
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@marco-comi-openops An user asked Mintlify AI in our docs website about this curl command. Do you think we should add this explanation to the installation command?

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This sentence

The script automatically installs Docker if needed
contradicts the following sentence just above:

You’ll also need Docker, so see Docker requirements to make sure you have a compatible version of a Docker client.

Which one is correct?


Wait for the installation script to complete. When it finishes, it will display the URL of your OpenOps instance (typically `http://localhost/`), along with the admin username and an autogenerated password.

## Open OpenOps in your browser
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