> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://lexset-1.gitbook.io/lexset-seahaven/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://lexset-1.gitbook.io/lexset-seahaven/tutorials/starting-and-managing-your-simulation/upload-your-placement-rules.md).

# Upload Your Placement Rules

To successfully complete this tutorial we will need to upload the placement rules that our simulation will reference. In the section of this documentation titled *"Simulation Structure,"* we review all the various components of your simulation in detail. 

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#### Upload placement rules with python

Lexset maintains a python package that is designed to help you manage your simulations and integrate synthetic data into your existing data pipeline. 

Install the `lexsetAPI` python package with pip.

```
pip install lexsetAPI==1.2.5
```

Then you will locate the local folder where your placement rules are stored. 

```python
placementRulePath = "./placement_rules/"
placementRule = "livingroom_coreweave.yaml"
```

Next, you will upload the placement rules to the Lexset cloud.

```python
lexset.addRules(<YOUR USER ID>,placementRule,placementRulePath)
```

This is what your python script should look like.

*Note: Your user ID is available on your account page. See "Setup Your Account" for more information.*

```python
import lexsetAPI as lexset

placementRulePath = "./placement_rules/"
placementRule = "livingroom_coreweave.yaml"

lexset.addRules(<YOUR USER ID>,placementRule,placementRulePath)
```

If successful the function will print the file path on our cloud for you to use in your pipeline configuration.

```python
{"filepaths":["/general/lexset/Seahaven3/Users/3/PlacementRules/livingroom_coreweave.yaml"]}
```

Try to repeat this for each of the placement rules.