> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.characterweaver.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.characterweaver.com/fundamentals/getting-set-up.md).

# Getting set up

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<summary>Step 1: Invite the bot</summary>

Invite CharacterWeaver using [this link](https://invite.characterweaver.com/).

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## Chat set-up

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<summary>Step 2: Build your AI chat in seconds</summary>

You can now set-up a discussion with any character that exist in the reality or in your imagination. [This page](/fundamentals/ai-chat.md) should help you with this!

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<summary>Step 3: Understand your needs</summary>

Well done! CharacterWeaver is now on your server, and installed. If the AI Chat feature fits you well, no need to do more. If you want to set-up more advanced feature, you may want to take a lot at the advanced set-up.

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## Complete set-up

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<summary>Step 2: Create your first character</summary>

Well done! CharacterWeaver is now on your server, it is time to create your character. [This page](/fundamentals/getting-set-up/configure-a-character.md) should help you with this!

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<summary>Step 3: Configure the behaviors of your characters</summary>

Now that create a beautiful character, you have to add behavior to it. [This page](/fundamentals/getting-set-up/configure-a-behavior.md) should help you with this!

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