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# Build Models

### Building Models Guide

Before starting to read this guide, it is recommended for you to read the[ Notebook Section](https://computationaldocs.zeblok.com/zeblok-computational-1/ai-api/notebooks) of the Ai-API Concept.

After creating a newly trained model, comes the building stage.

For building process, the steps are as following:

* Open the integrated terminal that comes along with the notebook.

![Figure 1: Click on New Launcher](/files/-MfWMGJAB325Cp64dc16)

![Figure 2: Integrated Terminal](/files/-MfWMZgjoHm-MK3k6l_r)

* Update the Cli ( Command Line Interface) for smooth process running.

```
npm i -g zbl-cli
```

![Figure 3: CLI Update](/files/-MfWRjMuXXpNpBhkSEpF)

* Configure your zeblok cli

```
zeblok configure
```

![Figure: Zeblok Configure](/files/-MgQa2o3D-4_8bAj5I-9)

* Run the command **zeblok auth** and enter your username and password 

```
zeblok auth
```

![Figure 4: Authentication Command](/files/-MfWN3xODmMbP72Yqyjb)

* After successful authentication, run the command **zeblok runtime** which fetch the latest created by you and give a list of the models from which you can select the model you would like to deploy.

```
zeblok runtime
```

* Select the model and hit enter. The terminal will package your model and upload it to the database. This might take a minute or two.

![Figure 5: Model Selection (Runtime Command)](/files/-MfWPdAiplA8X05Olsf-)