> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.planetcrust.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.planetcrust.com/getting-started.md).
# Getting Started
After you receive your email with the URL, browse to your instance:
Click on "Create a new account"
Once you've signed up, you will be take directly to the Home page of @Human. The first user to login is always the Super-Admin. For security purposes, subsequent users that sign-up will be allocated the "Authenticated" role by default - this is a role with basic system permission.
Enter the "Admin Area" via the left menu bar
Click on "LLM Providers" (7th item from the top on left menu bar)
Select "+ New LLM Provider". This lets you choose which AI you wish to use. The defaults are Mistral or Anthropic (Claude), but you may also add others.
Add an LLM Name (can be the same as the provider or not), select your LLM and add your API key
Once setup, you should see the following confirmation in the list of LLM providers:
The essentials are now in place to start building your first AI Agents.
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# Agent Instructions
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