Hello @tallevy22, thank you,
You can just import the package to use it. Cloning it gives you the advantage of having all the example tests from the examples/ folder for learning SeleniumBase better. If you just import it, you may want to copy the pytest.ini file from https://github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBase/blob/master/pytest.ini into the root folder. Or you can create a test directory with that and sample tests by running:
sbase mkdir FOLDER_NAME Eg: sbase mkdir ui_tests:

sbase mkdir ui_tests
 1 ui_tests/ 
 2 ├── __init__.py
 3 ├── my_first_test.py
 4 ├── parameterized_test.py
 5 ├── pytest.ini
 6 ├── requirements.txt
 7 ├── setup.cfg
 8 ├── test_demo_site.py
 9 └── boilerplates/
 10 ├── __init__.py
 11 ├── base_test_case.py
 12 ├── boilerplate_test.py
 13 ├── classic_obj_test.py
 14 ├── page_objects.py
 15 ├── sb_fixture_test.py
 16 └── samples/
 17 ├── __init__.py
 18 ├── google_objects.py
 19 ├── google_test.py
 20 ├── sb_swag_test.py
 21 └── swag_labs_test.py

Or if you just want the folder setup without the sample tests, add -b to that command:

sbase mkdir ui_tests -b
1 ui_tests/
2 ├── __init__.py
3 ├── pytest.ini
4 ├── requirements.txt
5 └── setup.cfg

(If the directory name already exists in that folder, it'll throw an error message so that it doesn't overwrite any folders.)

To see other console scripts such as sbase mkdir, type sbase on the command line.