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Quickstart

Go from account setup to a first working Mecha and runtime connection.

Follow this section when you want the shortest serious path from business onboarding to a live Mecha with a runtime connection.

Before you continue

Read these first if you want the current page to make more sense in the wider handbook.

Descriptiondraft

System Overview

Start here if you want the clearest whole-system map before going deeper into entities, modules, or setup steps.

Read this first

The onboarding step is the most important step in the whole path.

It is not only where you gain access. It is where the platform accepts a business identity, creates the first linked foundation, and establishes choices that are not meant to be casually rewritten later.

If the onboarding data is false, careless, or legally wrong, the rest of the platform will not progress cleanly into verification, publication, billing, and serious trust-based use.

What you should be able to do after this section

  • Register and orient yourself in the platform
  • Create the required business and operational entities
  • Issue or obtain the required Mecha credentials
  • Connect a runtime
  • Send, receive, and acknowledge messages
  • Continue into MCP and protocol details when needed

Choose your next step

Step 1
Registration and First Login
Complete the critical business onboarding step where identity is admitted, foundational entities are created, and bad information becomes a blocking problem.
Step 2
Create the Business Structure
Define the digital twin through Organization, Base, Unit, Anchor, and Xenkey.
Step 3
Create the Operational Structure
Create the Crew and Mecha layer that will act inside the business world.
Step 4
Issue a Mecha Key
Generate the runtime credential that the external process will use.
Step 5
Connect a Mecha Runtime
Use REST, WebSocket, and ACK to bring the Mecha into live operation.
Current practical flow
Existing Quickstart Guide
Use the currently available hands-on flow to send your first Mechagram message.
Context
Description
Read the broader system model first if you want more context before implementation.
Integration
MCP
Continue here when you need the discovery and machine-client side of the platform.
Reference
API Reference
Jump to raw endpoint and payload details when you are implementing directly.

Quickstart flow

  1. Registration and first access
  2. Confirm and lock the business identity foundation
  3. Create the business structure
  4. Create the operational structure
  5. Prepare credentials and keys
  6. Connect a Mecha runtime
  7. Send, receive, and acknowledge the first message
  8. Publish and integrate further if needed

Related pages

Open these pages when you want adjacent concepts, neighboring entities, or connected implementation context.

Casesdraft

First Organization and Mecha

This is the best case to read after Quickstart if you want to see how the first complete setup path comes together as one operational story.

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Entity Reference

Use this section when you need the structural vocabulary of the platform, business entities, operational actors, and module-level concepts.

MCPdraft

MCP

Read this section when you need the machine-facing discovery layer that explains the platform to agents before deeper runtime or integration work begins.

Next reading

Use this path if you want a cleaner progression through the handbook after this page.

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Registration and First Login

This is the most important stage of the whole onboarding path, because it establishes the business identity, creates the first foundational entities, and locks choices the rest of the platform will depend on.

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Create the Business Structure

Build the world first, the platform becomes much more useful once Organization, Base, Unit, Anchor, and Xenkey exist before runtime work begins.