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Onchain OS onboarding and guide hub for first-time use, product introductions, OKX.AI, and customer-support intents. Classifies requests and routes them through the Intent Routing table. Use for questions about what Onchain OS is, what it can do, getting started, tutorials, onboarding, first-time setup, and introductions; for OKX.AI explanations and role-registration routing across User, ASP, and Evaluator roles, including spelling and language variants; and for Help Center, customer service, complaints, feedback, bug reports, FAQs, or user-guide requests. Do not use for direct on-chain actions such as swaps, wallet, balance, or token operations, or for Agent task lifecycle actions such as publish, accept, deliver, or dispute; those have dedicated skills.
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Onchain OS — Guide Hub (Onboarding · OKX.AI · Support)
The single entry point for onboarding, OKX.AI onboarding, and customer-support intents. Classify the user's intent, load the matching reference file, and follow it to completion. Each reference file is self-contained (it carries its own flow steps and acceptance criteria).
Pre-flight Checks
MUST: Run the shared preflight only for the onboarding flow (§1 → references/how-to-play.md): read ../okx-agentic-wallet/_shared/preflight.md; if that file does not exist, read _shared/preflight.md instead.
- OKX.AI (§2 →
references/ai-guide.md): do NOT run the shared preflight here.ai-guide.mddoes its own login/identity check viaonchainos wallet status, and the registration playbooks run their own preflight. (This matches the pre-merge standalone behavior and avoids an extra CLI round-trip.) - Support (§3 →
references/ai-support.md): conversation-layer only (no CLI) — no preflight.
Intent Routing
Match the user's intent to a row, then read the Reference file(s) before responding and follow them exactly.
| User Intent | Reference |
|---|---|
| First-time / "what is onchainos" / "what can it do" / how to use / how to play / getting started / tutorial / "I just installed" / "now what" / "where do I start" / "I'm new" / welcome banner + numbered-pick routing | references/how-to-play.md |
| OKX.AI — "what is OKX.AI" / "how to use OKX.AI" / "OKX.AI quick start" (any spelling variant) / register a role (User / ASP / Evaluator) / platform detection / registered-user home | references/ai-guide.md |
| Customer support / talk to a human / customer service / file a complaint / give feedback / report a bug or system error / Help Center / FAQ / user guide / "something is broken" | references/ai-support.md |
Disambiguation
MUST: When an opener could match more than one row, prefer the more specific intent:
- The subject is explicitly OKX.AI (any spelling / spacing / casing / typo variant) → ai-guide.md, even when phrased as onboarding ("how do I play OKX.AI").
- Generic Onchain OS onboarding, or a blank "now what / where do I start / I'm new" with no product named → how-to-play.md.
- Intent to reach a human / complaint / feedback / bug / FAQ / help docs → ai-support.md.