> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.oshi.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.oshi.co/start-here.md).

# START HERE

- [About Oshi](https://docs.oshi.co/start-here/about-oshi.md): Learn what Oshi is, how we connect fans directly to anime creators, and what it means to be a production committee member.
- [Getting Started](https://docs.oshi.co/start-here/getting-started.md): Create your account, explore campaigns, choose a rank, and join the GATE 2 production journey.
- [How Anime Gets Made](https://docs.oshi.co/start-here/how-anime-gets-made.md): Discover how production committees fund anime, why creators rarely connect with fans, and how Oshi changes that.
- [Where Do Your Contributions Go?](https://docs.oshi.co/start-here/where-do-your-contributions-go.md): How your support is allocated on Oshi. From rewards and production access to the Creator Reward Pool and growing GATE 2's audience and community.
- [Creator Reward Pool](https://docs.oshi.co/start-here/creator-reward-pool.md): How Oshi's Creator Reward Pool directly compensates individual animators, directors, and production staff, and why the anime industry needs it.
- [Oshi Membership Rewards](https://docs.oshi.co/start-here/oshi-membership-rewards.md)
- [Glossary](https://docs.oshi.co/start-here/glossary.md): Key terms and definitions used across Oshi and the GATE 2 campaign, from Valor points to production committees.
- [Official Links](https://docs.oshi.co/start-here/official-links.md): Official Oshi and GATE 2 websites, social media accounts, and contact information. Verify links before engaging.
- [MahoSeka: Coming Soon](https://docs.oshi.co/start-here/mahoseka-coming-soon.md): Oshi's next project—a feature film grown from a viral YouTube short.


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