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title: Get Started title: Get Started
description: Install Mist and run your first program. description: This guide will help you install the Mist CLI, understand its basic commands, and compile your first program.
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# Get Started
This guide will help you install the Mist CLI, understand its basic commands, and compile your first program.
## Installation ## Installation
Mist is distributed through Cargo. Mist is distributed through Cargo.
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mist version mist version
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## Usage ## Usage
```bash title="Compiles the project in the current directory" ```bash title="Compiles the project in the current directory"
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mist help mist help
``` ```
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## Hello World ## Hello World
On your existing cargo project project (`cargo init` or `cargo new <name>`). On your existing cargo project project (`cargo init` or `cargo new <name>`).
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# Introduction
Mist is a systems programming language that compiles directly into Rust. Mist is a systems programming language that compiles directly into Rust.
It exists to make Rust-based development feel more direct and less mentally heavy, while preserving Rust’s performance model and ecosystem. It exists to make Rust-based development feel more direct and less mentally heavy, while preserving Rust’s performance model and ecosystem.
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Mist provides a more ergonomic way of authoring systems code while remaining fully grounded in Rust’s type system and execution model. Mist provides a more ergonomic way of authoring systems code while remaining fully grounded in Rust’s type system and execution model.
It is especially designed for readability and structure in larger codebases, where Rust’s guarantees remain important but expression overhead becomes noticeable. It is especially designed for readability and structure in larger codebases, where Rust’s guarantees remain important but expression overhead becomes noticeable.
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