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  ```bash
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+ `init` on its own gives you full local enforcement: rules, shields, DLP and
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+ `login` is what puts the machine on your dashboard. It prints a code, opens
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+ yet, signing up mid-flow returns you to the same approval with the code
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  ## Shields — curated rule packs
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  Each shield is a curated rule set for a service or domain. Enable only what you need.