# Getting Started

- [Scenario Creation](https://fictionlab.gitbook.io/fictionlab/getting-started/quickstart.md): A guide to create a correctly formatted scenario. Using FictionLab's features correctly will make the AI feel more alive and immersive.
- [Chatting in FictionLab](https://fictionlab.gitbook.io/fictionlab/getting-started/chatting-page.md)
- [Memory Matrix](https://fictionlab.gitbook.io/fictionlab/getting-started/memory-matrix.md): Memory Matrix is used to keep all the important information about the chat
- [Tags and Search Feature](https://fictionlab.gitbook.io/fictionlab/getting-started/tags-and-search-feature.md): Scenario tags work hand in hand with FictionLab's Search Feature.
- [Customize Your FictionLab Experience](https://fictionlab.gitbook.io/fictionlab/getting-started/customize-your-fictionlab-experience.md): On FictionLab, there are many ways through which you can customize your experience when engaging with the site.


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