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Get started with Smaug in 10 minutes

Use this guide after registration to create your first task, choose the right workflow, attach context files, and understand where Smaug shows results and usage.

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01

How to register an account

Open the registration page, enter a username, email, and password, then sign in to reach your Smaug workspace. Use a work email when possible so billing and support messages stay connected to your team.

Recommended next action Go to registration or workspace
Annotated screenshot showing the registration form fields and submit button.
Step 1: complete the account fields, then submit registration.
02

How to create your first agent

Start with a clear goal. Tell Smaug what you want delivered, add background context, and describe the expected output format such as code, a report, a checklist, or a page outline.

Task draft

Analyze this product page and deliver SEO/GEO issues, recommended fixes, and revised section copy.

Output Audit report + action list
Annotated screenshot showing where to open the agent creation flow.
Step 2: open the agent center, then start a new agent.
03

How to choose a task type

Choose the task type that matches the work outcome. Coding tasks are best for implementation and debugging, SEO/GEO tasks are best for visibility analysis, and general research or content tasks are best for structured documents.

Code

Use for pages, bugs, APIs, scripts, and technical plans.

SEO / GEO

Use for keyword intent, AI search visibility, structure, and indexing issues.

Content

Use for articles, landing page copy, product descriptions, and emails.

Annotated screenshot showing where to choose the agent plan or task type.
Step 3: choose the option that matches the work outcome.
04

How to upload files

Attach files when Smaug needs source material. Upload briefs, screenshots, CSV files, existing copy, code snippets, or research notes, then explain how each file should be used.

Context files
  • Project brief
  • Existing landing page copy
  • Keyword export or analytics data
Annotated screenshot showing the file upload controls.
Step 4: attach the files Smaug should use as task context.
05

How to let Smaug write code

Describe the feature, expected behavior, framework, and constraints. If you already have an error message or file path, include it in the task so Smaug can focus on the right part of the implementation.

Build a responsive pricing FAQ section. Follow the existing CSS token system and keep content visible without JavaScript.
Annotated screenshot showing a coding task setup.
Step 5: describe the implementation target and expected code result.
06

How to let Smaug do SEO/GEO analysis

Give Smaug the target page, audience, market, and priority keywords. Ask for search intent, content gaps, structured data ideas, AI answer readiness, and page improvements.

Search intent Content gaps AI answer readiness Next actions
Annotated screenshot showing an SEO and GEO analysis task setup.
Step 6: add the target page, market, and analysis priorities.
07

How to view execution results

Open the task result to review the summary, files, recommendations, and next steps. If the result needs adjustment, continue the same task with clearer feedback instead of starting from zero.

Result package Summary, deliverables, decisions, and follow-up tasks
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Step 7: review the summary, deliverables, and follow-up actions.
08

How to manage plans and usage

Use the plan and account pages to review your current package, quota, orders, and renewal status. Upgrade when task volume, agent count, or team collaboration needs increase.

Plan management View plans and pricing
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Step 8: review package, quota, orders, and renewal status.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. You can start with plain language goals. For code tasks, technical details help, but Smaug can also help clarify requirements.

Support

Contact support

If you are blocked, send your account email, task name, expected result, and a short description of the issue so support can locate the right workspace context.

Contact support