> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kkone.gitbook.io/kkone-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kkone.gitbook.io/kkone-docs/getting-started/quick-start.md).

# Quick start

## 1. Explore Live Narratives

Open Live Narratives to browse public X posts and the tokens launched from the narratives around them. Search by narrative, token, or X account, and filter by a currently supported network.

## 2. Sign in

Sign in when you want to create and manage tasks, use in-product wallets, claim creator rewards, configure Auto Sell, or view account-specific Records.

## 3. Review your Wallet Group

Choose the Wallet Group that will fund and receive activity for your task. In V2, Base and Robinhood Chain use the Wallet Group's EVM identity, while balances and transactions remain separate by network.

## 4. Create an Auto Launch Task

Open **Launch → New task**, then review the recommended defaults:

* monitored X accounts;
* narrative types;
* launch networks — Base and Robinhood Chain by default;
* launch wallet;
* deployment limits and task cap;
* source-post types and narrative rules;
* token metadata, images, and links;
* network fee settings.

You may create the task with the defaults or edit individual settings first.

## 5. Fund the selected networks

Each selected network must have enough usable capacity for its own deployment. An included Base launch, if shown for your account, applies only to Base and is governed by the entitlement shown in the product.

## 6. Start and monitor

Starting the task begins monitoring; it does not immediately create a token. When a source post qualifies, KK.one analyzes the concept and attempts a separate deployment on each selected live network.

## 7. Manage results

* Open the task to review per-network outcomes.
* Use **My Tokens** to find creator holdings and claimable rewards.
* Open **Token Detail** to trade, review origin information, or use Creator Tools if you are verified as the creator.
* Use **Records** to track submitted, confirmed, failed, and pending actions.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Never send KK.one or anyone claiming to represent KK.one your private key, seed phrase, login verification code, or session token. Official support uses an `@kk.one` email address.
{% endhint %}


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