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Start with the task you need to finish: install, activate, scan, connect agents, gate PRs, export reports, or update Radar.

Install Radar, activate a license, run the first local scan, and export a report.

Radar ships as a native CLI for macOS, Windows, and Linux.

A license claims machine slots locally and repository slots for GitHub Actions tiers.

Use fast scans for daily work and full scans before larger PRs.

Install Radar as a local stdio MCP server for coding agents.

Run Radar as a PR quality gate and publish SARIF evidence.

Tune scan profiles, report output, cache, vulnerability data, and policies.

Export evidence for review, CI, code scanning, and automation.

Inspect rules by category and tune policy around findings that matter.

Install local Git hooks that run Radar before risky code reaches a commit.

Track local score movement and publish a lightweight README badge.

Measure scan time on real repositories with a repeatable cold/warm methodology.

Keep the native CLI current across macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Redeem a marketplace code and activate the generated Radar license.

Diagnose install, license, MCP, CI, and report issues.