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Clark is its own surface area: you can think of Krypton integration (accounts, KYC, payments) and Clark (assistant) as two components. This quickstart focuses on getting productive with Clark; it does not replace the main Quickstart for wallets and payments.

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In the Krypton app

1

Open Clark

Start a new chat from wherever Clark is exposed in the app.
2

Ask one clear question

Broad or specific is fine—Clark will ask follow-ups if something is missing.
3

Use the thread

Refine with follow-ups, change format, or switch topic; context stays in the conversation until you start fresh.
4

Approve anything that moves funds

If the answer involves Krypton Pay, read the summary and confirm only when you intend to proceed.

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In your own product

Use Clark when you already have (or are building) Krypton-backed users and want an assistant layer.
1

Complete core Krypton flows first

Users need a normal Krypton identity and auth path. Follow the Krypton quickstart for login, username, KYC where required, and payments if your app uses them.
2

Call the Clark API

Send questions with stable user_id and session_id so Clark can keep context and list conversations correctly. Request and response shapes live under API reference → Clark API (for example query, conversations, and memories).
3

Handle payment confirmations in the UI

When a response indicates that user approval is required before a wallet action, surface that in your client and only continue after the user confirms—same idea as in the Krypton app.

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Next steps

Clark introduction

User journey and what Clark is for.

Clark API

Curated endpoints for query, conversations, and memories.

Krypton quickstart

Accounts, KYC, and payments—the other component.