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# Quickstarts

Get up and running with TilepMoney in minutes. This guide will walk you through creating your first stablecoin workflow.

### Prerequisites

Before starting, make sure you have:

* Wallet connected to Mantle testnet
* Some testnet MNT for gas fees [(Testnet Faucet)](https://faucet.sepolia.mantle.xyz/)

### Creating Your First Workflow

#### Step 1: Access the Dashboard

1. Navigate to [https://tilepmoney.rakit.finance](https://tilepmoney.rakit.finance/)
2. Connect your wallet when prompted
3. You'll see the workflow dashboard

#### Step 2: Create a New Workflow

1. Click **"Create New Workflow"** button
2. Give your workflow a name (e.g., "My First Workflow")
3. Click **"Create"**

#### Step 3: Add Nodes

You'll see the workflow builder with a node palette on the left. Let's create a simple flow:

**Add a Deposit Node:**

1. Drag **Deposit** node from the palette onto the canvas
2. Click the node to open the configuration panel
3. Set:
   * Amount: `1000`
   * Currency: `IDR`
   * Payment Gateway: `DummyGatewayA`
4. Click **Save**

**Add a Mint Node:**

1. Drag **Mint** node onto the canvas
2. Connect the Deposit node's output to Mint node's input
3. Configure:
   * Amount: `1000`
   * Stablecoin Issuer: `DummyIssuerA`
   * Receiving Wallet: (auto-filled with your wallet)
4. Click **Save**

**Add a Transfer Node:**

1. Drag **Transfer** node onto the canvas
2. Connect Mint node's output to Transfer node's input
3. Configure:
   * Amount: `1000`
   * Recipient Wallet: (your wallet address)
4. Click **Save**

#### Step 4: Execute the Workflow

1. Click **"Run Full Flow"** button in the top-right
2. Review the execution preview
3. Click **"Confirm & Execute"**
4. Approve transactions in your wallet as they appear

#### Step 5: Monitor Execution

Watch the real-time execution:

* Nodes will highlight as they execute
* Transaction hashes will appear in the log panel
* Progress bar shows overall completion
* Green checkmarks indicate successful nodes

### Example Workflow: Simple Treasury Allocation

Here's a more complex example:

```
Deposit (IDR) → Mint (IDRX) → Swap (USDT) → Bridge (mUSDT) → Partition (50/30/20)
  ├─ 50% → Transfer to wallet
  ├─ 30% → Redeem to fiat
  └─ 20% → Vault (stop at 120 mUSDT)
```

#### Building This Workflow

1. **Start with Deposit** - Configure IDR deposit
2. **Add Mint** - Convert to IDRX stablecoin
3. **Add Swap** - Exchange IDRX for USDT
4. **Add Bridge** - Bridge to Mantle testnet (mUSDT)
5. **Add Partition** - Split into 3 branches (50%, 30%, 20%)
6. **Add Output Nodes:**
   * Transfer (50% branch)
   * Redeem (30% branch)
   * Yield (20% branch)

### Using Templates

TilepMoney includes pre-built templates for common scenarios:

1. Click **"Use Template"** on the dashboard
2. Browse available templates:
   * Simple Treasury Allocation
   * Cross-Border Payment Settlement
   * Automated Yield Strategy
   * Scheduled Corporate Payout
   * Risk-Diversified Treasury
3. Select a template and customize as needed

### Using AI Generation

Generate workflows from natural language using **MCP (Model Context Protocol)**:

1. Click **"Generate with AI"** button
2. Describe your workflow, e.g.:

   ```
   "Create a workflow that deposits IDR, mints IDRX, 
   swaps to USDT, bridges to Mantle, and splits 50/50 
   between transfer and vault"
   ```
3. MCP processes your description and generates the workflow
4. Review and customize the generated workflow
5. Save and execute

### Usage Tips

* **Start Simple** - Begin with basic workflows before adding complexity
* **Test First** - Use simulation mode before executing real transactions
* **Check Balances** - Ensure you have sufficient tokens for each operation
* **Monitor Gas** - Keep testnet MNT for transaction fees
* **Save Often** - Workflows auto-save, but manual saves ensure changes are captured


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