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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the initial setup experience by intelligently skipping configuration steps if an existing API key is detected. This improves user efficiency by preventing unnecessary prompts when a functional setup is already in place.

Highlights

• Setup Process Optimization: The setup script (scripts/setup.ts) now checks if any AI provider API key is already present in the environment variables. If so, it will bypass the interactive selection of an AI provider and the subsequent prompt for a model name.
• Conditional Execution: The logic for prompting the user to select an AI provider and enter a model name has been encapsulated within an if block, ensuring these steps are only performed when necessary.

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Code Review

This pull request aims to skip the AI provider setup during the execution of the setup.ts script if an API key for any provider is already present in the .env file. The implementation correctly checks for the existence of any provider's API key and bypasses the interactive setup if one is found. However, I've identified a potential issue where placeholder values for API keys would be considered valid, causing the setup to be skipped incorrectly. I've provided a suggestion to make this check more robust.