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## Are you a first time user of Campaigns?
If you are a first-time user of Campaigns, we recommend that you read through the following sections of the documentation:
1. Read through the **How it works** section below and **watch the video** to get an understanding of how Campaigns work.
1. Go through the "[Getting started](./getting_started.md)" instructions to setup your Sourcegraph instance for Campaigns.
1. Create your first campaign from a set of patches by reading "[Creating a campaign from patches](./creating_campaign_from_patches.md)".
1. Create a manual campaign to track the progress of already-existing pull requests on your code host: "[Creating a manual campaign](./creating_manual_campaign.md)".
At this point you're ready to explore the [**example campaigns**](./examples/index.md) and [create your own action definitions](./actions.md) and campaigns.
## How it works
Campaigns allow you to use the `src` CLI and leverage Sourcegraph's search powers to execute code and Docker containers in all the repositories yielded by a single search query and save and inspect the produced **patches**.
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See this video for a demonstration of lifecycle of a Campaign:
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## Are you a first time user of Campaigns?
If you are a first-time user of Campaigns, we recommend that you read through the following sections of the documentation:
1. Read through the **How it works** section above and **watch the video** to get an understanding of how Campaigns work.
1. Go through the "[Getting started](./getting_started.md)" instructions to setup your Sourcegraph instance for Campaigns.
1. Create your first campaign from a set of patches by reading "[Creating a Campaign from Patches**](./creating_campaign_from_patches.md)".
1. Create a manual campaign to track the progress of already-existing pull requests on your code host: "[Creating a manual Campaign](./creating_manual_campaign.md)".
At this point you're ready to explore some of the [**example campaigns**](./examples/index.md) and create your own action definitions and campaigns.
## Requirements
* Sourcegraph instance [configured for Campaigns](./configuration.md).