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# Onboarding wizard

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**Available in Stratix Premium.** This surface is part of the logged-in workspace at [stratix.layerlens.ai](https://stratix.layerlens.ai). Stratix Public users can browse the catalog but cannot use this feature.
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The onboarding wizard appears the first time you sign in to Stratix Premium. It tailors the home dashboard and Assistant prompts to your role and active goals.

## When it runs

* Automatically on first sign-in
* Manually via **Settings → Show tutorial**

## Steps

1. **Role** — Builder / Operator / Researcher / Admin / Buyer
2. **Goals** — choose model, build evaluation, score traces, build judge, gate CI/CD (multi-select)
3. **Starter dataset (optional)** — exercise the workflow without your own data ready
4. **Finish** — drop into a tailored home dashboard

## What it changes

* Home dashboard widgets default to role-relevant ones
* The in-app Assistant biases prompts toward your goals
* Quick links surface the next first-time tutorial for each goal

## Skipping

You can skip the wizard at any step. The dashboard defaults to a generic layout; you can re-run the wizard or arrange widgets manually.

## Where to next

* [Personalized onboarding](/2.-get-started/personalized-onboarding.md)
* [Home dashboard](/7.-observe-see-whats-happening/home-dashboard.md)
* [In-app Assistant](/11.-admin/in-app-assistant.md)


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