# Get a Starter Kit

Abbey provides a number of official Starter Kits to help you get started quickly with services like AWS, Databricks, etc. In this tutorial, you'll learn where to find Starter Kits and how to set them up.

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## Step 1: Clone the starter kit in Git

First, we'll create a new repo in your GitHub account based off our quickstart template repo.

1. Choose a starter kit from the list of [official starter kits](https://github.com/abbeylabs?q=abbey-starter-kit\&type=all\&language=\&sort=)
2. Click on **Use this template**

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3. Click on **Create a new repository** to create the repository
4. Fill out the **Repository name**
5. Click **Create repository**

Here's an example cloning the Abbey Quickstart Repository

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