Guided setup journey for dexe-mcp. Explains that reads work with ZERO config, then walks the user through only the keys that unlock more — signing, DAO/ proposal creation (Pinata JWT), and optional reliability upgrades — telling them for each one exactly what breaks if they skip it. Drives from `dexe_doctor`, edits `.env` (NEVER `.claude.json`), and tells them to restart. Triggered by `/dexe-setup`, or proactively when a tool reports a missing key ("DEXE_PINATA_JWT is required…", "public RPC unstable", "shared public defaults").
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