Video tutorials

Every tutorial is a couple of minutes long and recorded against the live app, so what you see is what you get. Captions are on every video — use the CC button in the player if you would rather read along.

Signing in

This walkthrough covers:

• Where to go, and what the sign-in card looks like when you land.
• The four sign-in providers — Google, Microsoft, GitHub, and Apple — and how to tell which one your account uses.
• Why signing in with a provider keeps your password off our servers: you only ever type it on the provider’s own page, and Burrak receives a session rather than a password.
• Signing in with an email address and password instead.
• Where to create an account if you do not have one yet.

Running an agent and chatting with it

This walkthrough covers:

• Where your agents live, and what the status dot on each one means.
• Why Open stays greyed out until the agent is actually running.
• Run — starting an agent from its action menu.
• Open — giving the agent its own tab in the chat panel.
• Sending your first prompt, and what the agent shows you while it works.
• The model picker and the context-usage bar underneath the message box.
• Stop — a running agent is metered while it is on.

Choosing which model answers you

This walkthrough covers:

• Where the model picker is, and what the button is showing you.
• Burrak Free — what the free plan gets, and why its price line simply reads “Free”.
• Burrak Auto — the paid default that routes each prompt for you, and why it carries no fixed price of its own.
• The catalogue underneath — 340 models you can name yourself.
• Reading the price line: credits per million tokens, input first, then output.
• The capability icons: text, images, audio, video, files, and tool calling.
• Picking a model, and when the change takes effect.

Connecting an app your agent can use

This walkthrough covers:

• Where the apps you can connect live — Market in the sidebar, then the Services tab.
• Searching the catalogue, and what a row tells you before you open it.
• Reading the card before you commit: what connecting actually does, and that the token is kept on our servers rather than in the app or in your agents.
• Authorizing with Google — choosing the account, and the scope list Google shows you, which is calendar and nothing else.
• Coming back to a connected card, and the Disconnect button that undoes it.
• Asking the agent for something only your calendar can do, and watching it call Google Calendar’s own tools.

Earning credits with Quests

This walkthrough covers:

• The two numbers in the header — credits already earned, and credits waiting to be collected.
• The daily check-in, and how the streak grows or resets.
• How objectives are grouped into quests, and what each row tells you.
• Collecting a reward, and watching it move from waiting to earned.
• Why a locked quest is still counting your progress — the lock is on the payout, not the work.
• The referral link, which pays when someone starts using their agents rather than when they register.