You will need to read man pages. Along with autoinstall(8), you'll need to read vnd(4), vnconfig(8), mount(8) and umount(8), release(8), and mkhybrid(8). Likely more man pages will be needed, but these are the ones that come to mind first.
You will also need to experiment repeatedly with kernel and release building, because you will need to make customized provisioning entries in /usr/src/distrib/$(machine)/* in order to modify what's included in the RAMDISK kernel's RAM disk filesystem.
As I noted above, you will also need some good luck, too.
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