Should we install the sreagent.cli NuGet package after using the quick deployment scripts?

[ericchansen]

After deploying the SRE agent using the bicep templates, this shows up in stdout.

sre-agent/samples/bicep-deployment/scripts/quick-deploy-no-targets.sh

Line 95 in 04b17db

echo "2. Install SRECTL tool: dotnet tool install sreagent.cli --global"

I tried to do this in the Azure CLI.

PS /home/system> dotnet tool install sreagent.cli --global

Welcome to .NET 9.0!
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SDK Version: 9.0.306

Telemetry
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Read more about .NET CLI Tools telemetry: https://aka.ms/dotnet-cli-telemetry

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An issue was encountered verifying workloads. For more information, run "dotnet workload update".
sreagent.cli is not found in NuGet feeds https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json.

Is the installation of this NuGet package no longer relevant? Alternatively, if it should be installed, where is the feed for the package?