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# Quick start

## Quick start

### 1. Check the plugin

Run:

```
/cmg status
```

The output should show the installed rule count and plugin status.

### 2. Open the dashboard

Run `/cmg` in game. Open **Mods** and review which rules are set to allow, monitor or block.

### 3. Review staff alerts

Choose whether staff members receive clean-join notifications, detection notifications, and loader information.

### 4. Run a controlled check

With a test player online, run:

```
/cmg scan TestPlayer
```

Open the returned player report and check the detected rules, observed components and loader classification.

### Console check

```
cmg status
cmg plugins
cmg scan TestPlayer
```


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