First-run setup
The short setup flow the first time you sign in, and what it does or doesn't commit you to.
The first time you sign in, Clusy walks you through five short screens — a hello, what you're here for, a theme, an optional public profile, and your first project — and then hands you that project. It's self-explanatory while you're in it, so this page only covers the things the flow itself doesn't tell you.
None of it is binding
Every step past the welcome screen is skippable, and nothing you pick is permanent. The theme, the "what brings you here" answer, and the profile all live in Settings afterwards and can be changed any time. The intent answer only tunes what the agent suggests first; it isn't a quiz and it doesn't lock you into a kind of work.
The portfolio step is the only one worth a second look, because it's the only one that's public: the headline, bio, and links go on your profile page if you later publish anything to the Hub. Skip it and nothing is published.
If you leave partway through
Close the tab and Clusy saves where you got to. Sign back in and you pick up on the same step, not at the beginning.
Doing it again
Open Settings → Account and choose Redo onboarding. It replays the intro and nothing else — your projects, notebooks, and files are untouched.
Skipping it entirely
The welcome screen has a way out. If you take it, you land straight in the app with defaults, and the Quickstart picks up from there.