anchor.diff:  
   ```
   $env:buildkiteAgentToken = "my_token"
  -$env:buildkiteAgentBeta = 'true'
  +$env:buildkiteAgentBeta = $true
   Set-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process -Force
   iex ((New-Object System.Net.WebClient).DownloadString('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/buildkite/agent/master/install.ps1'))
   ```
  
positive.code: * Configuration: `C:\buildkite\buildkite-agent.cfg`
  * Hooks: `C:\buildkite\hooks`
  * Builds: `C:\buildkite\builds`
  * SSH keys: `~/.ssh`
  
  ## Configuration
  
  
negative.code: ## Git for Windows
  
  While the agent will work without Git installed, you will require [Git for Windows](https://gitforwindows.org/) to interact with Git or SSH. In addition to providing Git and SSH, Git for Windows includes Bash for Windows and a variety of standard linux tools which are frequently required for [plugins](/docs/agent/v3/plugins).
  
  ## Running as a service natively
  
  The simplest way to run buildkite-agent as a service is to use a third-party tool like [nssm](https://nssm.cc/). Once installed, you can either run the GUI and configure manually, or create via the command-line:
  
  ```
  nssm.exe install buildkite-agent "C:\buildkite\buildkite-agent.exe" "start"
  nssm.exe set buildkite-agent AppStdout "C:\buildkite\buildkite-agent.log"
  nssm.exe set buildkite-agent AppStderr "C:\buildkite\buildkite-agent.log"
  
  nssm.exe status buildkite-agent
  nssm.exe start buildkite-agent
  nssm.exe status buildkite-agent
  ```
  