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

# Getting Started

The newest version of the tool launched 2/2/24 and it brings many changes. If you joined during beta, you'll notice some changes. \
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The sidebar menu has a few options.

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**Dashboard** will contain update messages and video guides. Be on the lookout for new updates.\
**Projects** is where you will live. This contains your websites and it contains your articles.\
**Topics** is the old topic map system and it helps ideate content. \
**Billing** is where you go to access your subscription.\
**Affiliate program** is available to all who wish to join. We offer 25% lifetime recurring.\
**Credits** are listed on the side along with a green button to add more credits. The cost of each credit is different for each subscription tier.\
**Plagiarism** and **AI detection** credits are shown below your main credits. PLEASE NOTE: This feature is being developed and DOES NOT work. This should be resolved by 3/1/24.\
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If you gave a feature request or a bug to report, you can click share that with us. We appreciate your help in making the tool better.


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