> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.onlyx.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. > ## Agent Instructions > You are reading OnlyX Help: the OnlyX Help Center and the OnlyX developer documentation. OnlyX is an AI chatting and CRM platform for OnlyFans agencies. Its AI chatter is called Hugo in the app. > Pages at the site root (for example /inbox/..., /hugo/..., /billing/...) are Help Center articles for agency owners, admins, chatters and creators who use the app at app.onlyx.ai. Words in bold are the exact button, menu and label names the app shows; keep them exactly as written. When these pages do not answer a question, the person can email support at support@onlyx.ai. > Pages under /developers are the developer documentation. REST API base URL: https://api.onlyx.ai/v1 (authenticate with `Authorization: Bearer `; keys start with onx_sk_ and are created in app.onlyx.ai under Settings > API & MCP). MCP server: https://mcp.onlyx.ai/mcp (OAuth, or a Bearer API key). In the API the AI chatter is `ai` on the wire. Money is integer US cents in fields ending in Cents; timestamps are UTC ISO-8601. > Rules for assistants acting on a user's behalf: discover ids with list calls and never invent them; before any call that reaches a real fan or the live OnlyFans account (sending a message, releasing a chat to the AI, turning AI on for a chat, resolving a hand-off, turning review mode off, changing the welcome message, creating a tracking link) show the user the exact content and get explicit confirmation; send every POST with an Idempotency-Key and reuse it on retry; never resend a message whose delivery status is unconfirmed; never ask a creator for her OnlyFans password or codes - she signs in herself through a connect link and the OnlyX Login app. # Build your first collection > Set up a collection by hand: name it, add levels with prices, and place a teaser and paid files from the vault so Hugo can sell them. Owners, admins and content VAs Build a collection that Hugo can sell from: a name, a few priced levels, and vault files on each level. ## Before you start * You need an owner, admin or content VA account. A content VA works only on the creators assigned to them. Chatters can open AI Content, but they cannot change it. * Sync the creator's vault first, so her files are there to place. On the creator's page, click **Vault**. Then click **Sync vault**. For a Telegram creator, upload her files on the **Media** tab instead. * Plan it first: one theme or one shoot, with 3 or 4 paid levels that each go a little further. [How AI Content works: groups, collections and levels](/ai-content/how-ai-content-works) explains the parts. Changes on the board go live as soon as they are saved: there is no draft or publish step. Hugo can offer a new collection as soon as it holds a level he can sell. Pause the collection while you build it. ## Create the collection In OnlyX, click **Creators**. Then click the creator's card. In the creator's menu, under **Hugo**, click **AI Content**. The board opens. An empty board says "Nothing for Hugo to sell yet". A creator's page with AI Content selected in her menu and the New collection button in the middle of an empty board

A creator's page with AI Content selected in her menu and the New collection button in the middle of an empty board

Click **New collection**. On an empty board, the button is in the middle of the page. On a board with collections, it is at the end of the collection list. The **New collection** window opens. In **Name · Hugo uses it when he talks about this**, enter the theme in one or two words, such as "Shower" or "Lingerie". Use the word your fans type. Hugo uses the name when he talks about the collection. A name such as "Set A" tells a fan nothing. In **Group**, keep **No group**, or pick one of your groups. To make a new group, select **+ New group**. Then type its name in the box that appears. A group is only a heading in your collection list. Hugo never reads it. Under **How Hugo walks it**, keep **Story · levels in order** for one shoot that goes further level by level. Choose **Menu · any level that fits** for a theme made of separate sets. To compare the two, see [Story or Menu: choose how Hugo walks a collection](/ai-content/story-vs-menu). The New collection window filled in: a name, a new group, Story chosen as the way Hugo walks it, and a short About text

The New collection window filled in: a name, a new group, Story chosen as the way Hugo walks it, and a short About text

In **About · what this collection is**, write two or three plain sentences about what the whole collection shows. Hugo reads this to decide when the collection fits a fan. He also uses it for any level that has no About of its own. Describe only what is really in the files. Click **Create collection**. The message "Collection created" appears, and your new collection opens. It says "No levels yet." ## Pause the collection while you build it We recommend this step. A paused collection keeps everything, but Hugo does not offer it until you resume it. In the collection list, point to your new collection. Three dots (⋯) appear at the end of its row. Click them. Select **Pause collection**. The message "Collection paused · hidden from Hugo" appears. At the top of the ladder, a **Paused** badge shows next to the collection's name. The menu of a new collection in the collection list, open on Pause collection

The menu of a new collection in the collection list, open on Pause collection

On a phone, or in a narrow browser window, the collection list has no menu. Tap **Edit** at the top of the ladder. Then tap **Pause**. ## Add the levels A level is one thing Hugo can offer. We recommend a free opener, then 3 or 4 paid levels. Each paid level shows a little more than the last, and costs a little more. At the top of the ladder, click **Add level**. Then select **Free level**. A free level appears as L1. The small word above its price reads **opener**, in capitals. Everything on a free level goes to the fan unlocked. It is never sold.

An empty collection with the Add level menu open, offering Paid level at $5 and Free level

The new free level is named "Aftercare", even when it comes first. Click that name. Type what the level shows. Then press Enter. Click **Add level**. Then select \*\*Paid level · $5**. The price on the button is $5 more than your last paid level, or \$5 for the first one. The new level appears at the end of the ladder. It shows **Unnamed level** and a red **Nothing behind the price** badge, because it has no paid files yet. Click the price on the level's row. Type the price floor for this level. Then press Enter. This price is a floor: Hugo never sells the whole level for less. He may ask more from a fan who has shown he pays well. See [Set price floors and tags](/ai-content/prices-and-tags). Click **Unnamed level**. Type one line that says what the level holds, such as "Red dress at sunset". Then press Enter. Hugo reads this name to know what the level is. It also helps him match the level to what a fan asks for. When he offers the level, he describes what the files show instead of saying the name. A level with no name reaches him only as the collection's name and a number, such as "Shower 2". A ladder with a free opener and a new paid level at $5 that has no name yet, a red warning and an Add paid button

A ladder with a free opener and a new paid level at $5 that has no name yet, a red warning and an Add paid button

Repeat these steps for each paid level. Make each one go a little further than the one before. Keep to about four paid levels. The app's own advice is "Levels past the fourth have barely ever sold." ## Put files on each level A paid level holds two kinds of file. The teaser is free: Hugo sends it first, so the fan wants the rest. The paid files sit behind the price. We recommend one teaser and several paid files on each paid level. More paid files give Hugo more to offer. On the level's row, click **Add paid**. On a level that already has paid files, the button reads **Add**. A window called "Add to L2" (with the level's number and name) opens. Its **Slot** is set to **Paid**. Click each file you want. A check mark appears on it. To pick several files in a row, click the first one. Then hold Shift and click the last one. To find one shoot fast, use the filters at the top of the window. You can filter by file type or by vault list, and change the order. **Top earning** puts the files that already sell first. Click **Add 4 to Paid**. The number is how many files you picked. The window closes, and the files show on the level's row. The red badge changes to a yellow **No teaser** badge. Hugo can sell the level now, but without a teaser to show first. The Add to L2 window set to the Paid slot, with four vault files ticked and the Add 4 to Paid button

The Add to L2 window set to the Paid slot, with four vault files ticked and the Add 4 to Paid button

On the same row, click **Add** again. Next to **Slot**, click **Teaser · free**. Pick one file. Then click **Add 1 to Teaser**. The teaser shows on the row with a green "free" strip across it, and the **No teaser** badge goes away. A level with a teaser and paid files shows no badge at all. If a row shows a red or yellow badge, see [Fix "Nothing sellable yet" and other level warnings](/ai-content/level-states). ### On a computer: drag files from the vault In a browser window at least 1,024 pixels wide, you can also drag files from the vault onto a level. Click the **Vault** strip next to the ladder, or press V. The vault opens next to the ladder. Click the files you want. A check mark appears on each one. Drag the files onto a level's row. On a paid level, they go behind the price. To make them the teaser, drop them on the dashed teaser box that appears while you drag. To put them on a new paid level instead, click **New level from selection**. The vault open next to the ladder with three files selected, the New level from selection button and a level row ready for the files

The vault open next to the ladder with three files selected, the New level from selection button and a level row ready for the files

### On a phone A phone, or a browser window narrower than 1,024 pixels, shows a simpler board. The collections are a row of buttons at the top. To start a collection, tap **Collection**, the button with the plus sign. At the bottom of the screen, **Add level** adds a level, and **Vault** opens the picker. There is no drag and drop there. AI Content on a phone: the collections as a row of buttons and the Add level and Vault buttons at the bottom of the screen

AI Content on a phone: the collections as a row of buttons and the Add level and Vault buttons at the bottom of the screen

## Check your work and resume the collection Look at each row of the collection. No row should show a red badge. Check that each price and each name is what you meant. In the collection list, point to the collection and click the three dots (⋯). Select **Resume collection**. The message "Collection resumed" appears. Hugo can now offer the collection's levels to fans. A finished collection that is still paused, with its menu open on Resume collection and a level holding a teaser and paid files

A finished collection that is still paused, with its menu open on Resume collection and a level holding a teaser and paid files

## If something goes wrong Your role cannot change AI Content, or you are a content VA and this creator is not assigned to you. Ask an owner or admin to check your role and your creators in **Settings** > **Members**. If your role is right, reload the page and try again. OnlyX has no files for this creator yet. Open her **Vault** tab and click **Sync vault**. The files arrive in a minute or two. If the Vault tab says the creator has no connected OnlyFans account, reconnect her first. For a Telegram creator, upload her files on the **Media** tab. In the picker, **Hide placed** is ticked, so files that are already on a level are hidden. Untick it. A file that is on a level shows that level's number, such as L2. The picker also loads 200 files at a time. When the vault holds more, a button at the bottom of the window loads the next ones, such as **Load 200 more**. A file can be on only one level. When you add a file that is already on a level, OnlyX moves it, so its old level loses it. Put another file on that level. **Free level** always names the new level "Aftercare". When the level comes first, it works as the opener anyway. Click the name and rename it. The collection has no name yet. If you chose **+ New group**, the new group needs a name too. ## What's next