> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.euno.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.euno.ai/setup-configuration.md).

# Setup & Configuration

Administrative tasks and account setup for Euno.

## Sections

### 👥 [User Management](/setup-configuration/user-management.md)

Invite team members, assign personas, and manage access.

### 🎭 [Personas](/setup-configuration/personas.md)

Roles and permissions: built-in roles, initial roles, custom personas, and domain scoping.

### ⚙️ [Account Settings](/setup-configuration/account-settings.md)

General configuration, notifications, and API keys.

### 📂 [Domains](/setup-configuration/domains.md)

Logical groupings of resources and metadata tag organization.

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## Quick Links

* [User Management](/setup-configuration/user-management.md) - Manage users and access
* [Personas](/setup-configuration/personas.md) - Roles, permissions, and persona management
* [Account Settings](/setup-configuration/account-settings.md) - Configure your account
* [Domains](/setup-configuration/domains.md) - Organize resources and metadata tags by domain
* [Creating and Managing Sources](/sources.md) - Source management

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## Getting Started

If you're setting up Euno for the first time:

1. Review [User Management](/setup-configuration/user-management.md) for user setup
2. Configure [Account Settings](/setup-configuration/account-settings.md)
3. Connect your first source - see [Getting Started](/getting-started.md)


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