# Create Your First SLM Once you have successfully authenticated, you will earn 30 $sASRR tokens and gain access to SLM Store. To create your first SLM you have to enter [AI Lab page](https://build.assisterr.ai/ailab).

### Getting started To create your first SLMs, just simply click the "Create new SLM" button, which will direct you to the builder page. > Note: Each user can create up to **3 SLMs**. The page will greet you with an assistant to guide you through the process, but this guide is specifically focused on creating SLMs using the "Configure" tab. Click "Configure" button. > You can check how to use AI Assistant by following [this guide](https://assisterr.gitbook.io/assisterr/product-guides/ai-assistant)

#### SLM Builder

When creating your SLM, you will need to fill in the following fields: * **Name:** Enter the name of your model. This will be the title displayed to users. * **Handle**: Provide a lowercase, unique handle for your model. This will be used for identification. * **Description**: Write a short description of the service your SLM will provide. This helps users understand the purpose of the model. * **Prompt**: Enter the system prompt that will define the use case for your model. This prompt should cover the specific task or service your model was created for. * **Categories**: Select one or more categories that best describe your model. Categorizing your SLM helps users find it easily based on their interests and needs. * **Cover Image**: Upload an image that will represent your model visually. This image will be displayed on the SLM Store page. * **Conversation Starters (Up to 4):** Provide up to four conversation starter phrases. These prompts will help users begin interacting with your chatbot effectively. * **Dataset**: Upload the dataset files that will serve as the knowledge base for your SLM. The system supports a maximum of **4 files**, each with a **maximum size of 5MB**. Supported formats: * TXT #### Example * **Name**: *Solana Blockchain Assistant* * **Handle**: *solana\_blockchain\_assistant* * **Description**: *A chatbot that helps users understand the Solana blockchain, its features, and how to interact with it.* * **Prompt**: *You are an expert assistant designed to explain the Solana blockchain. Help users with questions about Solana's architecture, transactions, and ecosystem.* * **Categories**: *Crypto* * **Cover Image:** *Upload an image like a logo or an illustration representing the Solana blockchain (e.g., Solana logo or an abstract blockchain graphic).* * **Conversation Starters (Up to 4)** * "What is Solana?" * "How do I send SOL tokens?" * **Dataset**: *Upload text files with information on Solana’s architecture, use cases, and FAQ. Each file should be in .txt format and no larger than 5MB.* * File 1: *solana\_overview\.txt* (Contains general information about Solana) * File 2: *solana\_transactions.txt* (Contains details on how transactions work in Solana) * File 3: *solana\_staking.txt* (Contains instructions on how to stake Solana tokens)

#### Publishing Your First SLM After filling in all the required fields for your SLM, you can publish your model by following these steps: 1. **Review Your SLM Details:**\ Ensure that all fields are correctly filled out, including the name, handle, description, categories, cover image, conversation starters, and dataset. 2. **Click "Publish":**\ Once you are satisfied with your SLM, click the **"Publish"** button located in the top-right corner of the builder page. You have the option to either **Publish** it to the SLM Store or **Keep it private**. * If you choose to **Publish** your SLM, it will be made publicly available in the SLM Store for other users * If you prefer to keep your SLM private and not share it with others yet, you can select **Keep it private** After selecting model visibility you can click **Save** button you will deploy your first SLM, > By clicking **Save 1 $sASRR token** fee will be automatically deducted from your balance.

Assisterr's servers need some time to process uploaded data. As soon as the processing is finished, it will be ready for use.

Now You can access your SLM by clicking "Run model" that will direct you to the SLM page that was described in [#accessing-slms](https://assisterr.gitbook.io/assisterr/slm-store#accessing-slms "mention")