My solution was to add an shortcut into my user startup folder which opens up PowerShell with the given start command

here is my code to generate the shortcut file with the start command and other parameters:

# create shortcuts in startup for komorebi and nircmd
# path to windows startup folder
    $startupPath = "$env:APPDATA\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup"

# scriptblock for creating a shortcut
    $createLink = {
        param($name,$sourceExe,$argumentsExe,$destination)
        $WshShell = New-Object -comObject WScript.Shell
        $shortcut = $WshShell.CreateShortcut("$destination\$name.lnk")
        $shortcut.TargetPath = $sourceExe
        $shortcut.Arguments = $argumentsExe
        $shortcut.Save()
    }

# init $list as arraylist
    $list = [System.Collections.ArrayList]::new()

# add nircmd to list
    [void]$list.Add(@{
        name = 'nircmd'
        sourceExe = (Get-Command nircmd).Path
        argumentsExe = 'win trans class Shell_TrayWnd 255'
        destination = $startupPath
    })

# add komorebi to list
    [void]$list.Add(@{
        name = 'komorebi'
        sourceExe = "powershell.exe"
        argumentsExe = '-WindowStyle hidden -Command komorebic start --await-configuration'
        destination = $startupPath
    })

# create shortcut for every item in $list
    foreach ($item in $list) {
        if (!(Test-Path -Path "$startupPath\$($item.name).lnk")) {
            & $createLink @item
        } else {
            $null = Remove-Item -Path "$startupPath\$($item.name).lnk"
            & $createLink @item
        }
    }

then use the .config folder to add your configuration to komorebi,
its explained in the README / Install manual how to do so

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