Get started
Set up Kucedr, choose a provider and model, then start your first conversation.
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Start with a task, keep control of permissions, and expand Kucedr with the providers and tools you choose.
Choose a guide for the part of Kucedr you want to use. Each one explains the feature, its limits, and the controls available to you.
Set up Kucedr, choose a provider and model, then start your first conversation.
Read the getting-started guideAsk for help in plain language. Kucedr can read files, search, use connected tools and create content, while showing its progress in the conversation.
Learn about conversations and toolsSensitive actions pause for your approval. Review what an action will do, allow it once or create a rule only when you trust the scope.
Understand privacy and controlAdd the AI providers and models you want to use in Settings. Your provider credentials remain under your control.
Set up providersConnect MCP servers for external tools and data, or install an app when a task needs its own dedicated interface.
Connect an MCP serverBrowse the documentation for voice, automation, browser use, files, skills, channels, memory, storage and the app SDK.
Browse all documentationKucedr can propose useful actions, but it should not make sensitive choices for you. Treat permissions as a chance to review the exact scope.
Confirm the files, command, website, account or connected tool involved before allowing an action.
Allow an action once when possible. Create an ongoing rule only for a scope you understand and trust.
Never paste API keys, passwords, recovery codes or authorization URLs into a conversation, issue report or public channel.
You can stop a run, deny an action, edit your request or change settings whenever the result is not what you intended.
Describe what you were trying to do and any non-sensitive error message you saw. Never send passwords, API keys, recovery codes or authorization links.