> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.theseaai.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.theseaai.com/main/jp/onboarding.md). # はじめに 次の手順に従って、Beachsideを始めましょう！
Beachsideのオンボーディングへようこそ。このガイドに沿って、アカウントを設定し、基本を学び、最初の生成を試してみましょう。これらのページには、インタラクティブなチュートリアル、ステップごとの解説、視覚的な例が含まれています。 *** ## オンボーディングガイド
カバー画像

:user-circle-plus: アカウントを作成

招待状を開いて、登録しましょう。gitbook_gettingstarted_card_05.pngアカウントを作成

:browsers: Beachside Interface

Beachside Interfaceの基本をすべて学びましょう。gitbook_gettingstarted_card_06.pngBeachside Interface

:frame: プレイグラウンド

プレイグラウンドを初めて使ってみましょう。gitbook_gettingstarted_card_07.pngプレイグラウンド

:image: プレイグラウンド

テキストプロンプトを使って画像を編集してみましょう。gitbook_gettingstarted_card_08.png
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