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# Getting started with Pebbles

See the overview of Pebbles:  [Pebbles Overview](https://helpdocs.yoxel.com/pebbles/pebbles-overview)\
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1\. Install Pebbles from its [web page](https://www.aurinko.io/pebbles/):

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2\. Pebbles will show the following Welcome message on its channel:

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3\. Follow the instructions and invite Pebbles to channels where you want to track threads, use the '*/invite @Pebbles'* command:

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4\. Continue communicating in threads, Pebbles will notice active threads. Use the '/threads' command in a channel to see which threads Pebbles is tracking. Use menus to set your priorities and sort the list of threads. Click the #number link to open a thread.

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5\. Click the '⋮' menu on any thread message to find the 'Manage thread' action:

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This will allow you to set the threads subject and priority:

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