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docs-style: Note notation uses new gtihub feature #10

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## Getting Started
The simplest way to use Sidekick is to create an account on Sidekick Cloud. For the self-hosted version, you can either build Sidekick yourself or use our Docker image.

Note: Make sure docker daemon is running.
> **Note**
> Make sure docker daemon is running.

### Running Sidekick using our Docker image

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- ##### Sidekick Node.js Client:
[Sidekick Node Client](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@runsidekick/sidekick-client) opens up a new & headless way to use Sidekick. It allows you to both use custom ingest functions for the **tracepoint** or **logpoint** events and put/edit/delete your tracepoints/logpoints easily using code.

> **Note**
> This can be used with agents from all runtimes.

Note: This can be used with agents from all runtimes.

- ##### REST API
[Sidekick REST API Doc](https://api.service.runsidekick.com/swagger-ui.html)
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