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 - **If you are using Github Codespaces**: You will need to [install flyctl](https://fly.io/docs/hands-on/install-flyctl/) and authenticate from your codespaces cli by running `fly auth login`.
 - Run `fly launch` under project root -- this will generate a `fly.toml` that includes all the configurations you will need
 - Run `fly deploy --ha=false` to deploy the app -- the -ha flag makes sure fly only spins up one instance, which is included in the free plan. You also want to run `fly scale memory 512` to scale up the fly vm memory for this app.
-- For any other non-localhost environment, the existing Clerk development instance should continue to work. You can upload the secrets to Fly by running `cat .env.local | fly secrets import`
+- For any other non-localhost environment, the existing Clerk development instance should continue to work. You will need to upload the secrets to Fly by running `cat .env.local | fly secrets import`
 - If you are ready to deploy to production, you should create a prod environment under the [current Clerk instance](https://dashboard.clerk.com/). For more details on deploying a production app with Clerk, check out their documentation [here](https://clerk.com/docs/deployments/overview). **Note that you will likely need to manage your own domain and do domain verification as part of the process.**
 - Create a new file `.env.prod` locally and fill in all the production-environment secrets. Remember to update `NEXT_PUBLIC_CLERK_PUBLISHABLE_KEY` and `CLERK_SECRET_KEY` by copying secrets from Clerk's production instance -`cat .env.prod | fly secrets import` to upload secrets
 
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 To get started, run the following command:
 
-`bash
+`
 npm run export-to-character [COMPANION_NAME] [MODEL_NAME] [USER_ID]
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