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Getting Started
Getting Started
What to know when you first arrive at Slima
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Welcome to Slima
Slima isn't another word processor — it's a long-form writing environment that remembers your whole book, integrating writing, AI conversation, version history, and reader feedback in one place.
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The 3 Studios + Slima MCP, in one read
Slima splits long-form writing into three studios plus Slima MCP. Thirty-second overview — find your fit.
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The three pillars: whole-book memory, version history, manuscript-aware AI
What Slima does under the hood is what long-form actually needs: AI that sees the whole book, drafts that never disappear, an AI that knows where you are.
04
Sign up and sign in to Slima
Two ways into Slima: sign in with Google (cloud sync + AI), or start without an account (data stays on your device, AI off). No credit card, no trial timer.
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Pick a Studio and create your first book
Five minutes from sign-in to first chapter: pick a Studio on the start screen, create a book with "+ New work", drop in your first 50 words.
06
Interface tour: shelf, editor, right-side chat, toolbar
Five-minute tour of every region of the Slima Writing Studio editor — what each button does and why it lives where it does.
07
Import your existing manuscript (Word / Markdown / PDF)
Bring in Word / Markdown / plain text / PDF / EPUB — how Slima imports them, what survives, and what to watch per source.
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Pick a plan: Free / Starter / Pro / Team
Not numbers — those are at /plans. This is the shape of each tier, the natural upgrade triggers, and how to operate the change.
09
Global keyboard shortcuts cheat sheet
The 5 you actually need, plus categorised tables for writing / files / Coach / UI. Buttons also surface the shortcut next to them (⌘ on Mac, Ctrl on Windows/Linux).
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