Start with Rivya AI docs for live features, setup, workflows, model paths, tools, credits, billing, uploads, and release checks.

Rivya Docs is the help center for current-product questions that are easy to misunderstand in a multimodal AI workspace:

what is actually live today
how to start a real task from a public page or signed-in Studio
how models, tools, uploads, credits, plans, and packs behave
what to review before publishing, paying, or sharing sensitive inputs

Use docs for product rules, setup, billing, and workflow boundaries. Use the blog for narrower comparison and recommendation pages. Use AI Models and Tools when you already want a specific model or tool page.

Start Here: Setup And Live Features

Current Live Features in Rivya: the clearest scope page for what is really shipped today
Getting Started with Rivya: the fastest path from signup to a first real task
What Is Rivya AI?: the plain-language product overview
Pricing: the public comparison page for plans and packs

If You Need The Product Shape

Public vs Authenticated Workflows in Rivya: where browsing ends and saved work begins
Rivya Prompt Clipper: how the browser extension turns selected webpage text into local, copy-ready prompts
Rivya Studio: what chat, image, video, and audio each do once work is persistent
Choosing Models in Rivya: how the model catalog is meant to be used
Tools in Rivya: what the live tools layer really is today

If You Are Building With The API

Rivya Public API: the developer-facing overview for API keys, model calls, credits, status polling, and limits
API Quickstart: the fastest path from key setup to a submitted generation and status check
API Model Reference: model-level request fields, defaults, reference media rules, and examples for API-available models
Developers: the public developer hub with an online debugger and links back to API key setup

If You Are Deciding What To Buy

Credits & Billing in Rivya: wallet rules, expiry, spending behavior, and failed-run handling
Plans and Packs in Rivya: how to choose between recurring capacity and one-time overflow
Pricing FAQ: the short-answer page for common buying questions
Payment Checkout in Rivya: what actually happens after Stripe Checkout

If You Are Running Real Work

If You Need Trust, Terms, Or Policy

Ownership and Commercial Use in Rivya: the plain-language ownership and release-readiness guide
Provider and Commercial-Use Matrix: a workflow-by-workflow review page for provider touchpoints and shipping checks
Data and Provider Processing in Rivya: what Rivya stores and which providers may process requests
Rivya Prompt Clipper: the extension permissions, local processing boundary, and handoff to Rivya
Terms of Service and Privacy Policy: the binding legal pages

Shared Vocabulary

Rivya Glossary: the shared terms page for Studio, start pages, credits, packs, references, task states, providers, and other recurring terms
use it when you are reading both English and Chinese docs and want the concepts to stay aligned without forcing the writing to sound translated
keep in mind that Studio stays in English in the docs because it is a product label, path name, and UI concept, not just a generic noun

When To Leave Docs And Read Blog

read How to Run Your First Real Task in Rivya when the question is "what should my first useful session look like?"
read How to Choose the Right Rivya Model for the Current Stage when the question is "which model path fits this job best?"
read How to Think About Rivya Credits, Packs, and Plans when the question is "what should I buy for the way I actually work?"
go back to docs whenever a recommendation page and the live product seem to disagree on scope

Choose Your Next Step

Start here to narrow what you should read or do next:

If you want to confirm what is live today, start with Current Live Features in Rivya.
If you are about to run a first task, start with Getting Started with Rivya.
If you are connecting your own app or script, start with Rivya Public API and API Quickstart.
If you are using the browser extension, read Rivya Prompt Clipper before copying page text into a prompt.
If the next question is cost, expiry, or failed-task refunds, go to Credits & Billing in Rivya.
If the task includes uploads, references, or sensitive inputs, read References and Uploads in Rivya and Data and Provider Processing in Rivya.
If the output may be published or used commercially, read Ownership and Commercial Use in Rivya before shipping.

The goal is to leave the help center with a clearer next action, not just a definition.

When To Recheck The Next Step

Recheck before continuing if the current state, required input, cost, access, or approval requirement is unclear.

In those cases, repeating the same action usually makes the issue harder to debug. Confirm the relevant product page, account state, task record, or policy page before continuing.

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