> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://gabriel-j-shapiro.gitbook.io/metalex-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://gabriel-j-shapiro.gitbook.io/metalex-docs/protocol-tutorials/tutorials.md).

# Overview

Tutorials are learning-oriented. Each one walks you, hand-in-hand, through a small but complete piece of the protocol, so that at the end you have done something concrete and understand *what just happened*.

If this is your first encounter with cyberCORPs, work through them in order.

1. [**Incorporate a cyberCORP**](/metalex-docs/protocol-tutorials/incorporate-a-cybercorp.md) — deploy your first onchain legal entity, issue its genesis cyberCERT, and inspect the register.
2. [**Run a cyberRAISE round**](/metalex-docs/protocol-tutorials/run-a-cyberraise-round.md) — configure a SAFE round, accept investor Expressions of Interest, escrow funds, and close.
3. [**Scripify and settle a secondary trade**](/metalex-docs/protocol-tutorials/scripify-and-settle.md) — mint cyberSCRIP from a cyberCERT, trade it, and settle a buyer back onto the register.

## Prerequisites for all tutorials

* [Foundry](https://book.getfoundry.sh/) installed.
* An RPC endpoint for Base Sepolia (free tier is fine).
* A funded test wallet on Base Sepolia.
* A clone of [`cybercorps-contracts`](https://github.com/MetaLex-Tech/cybercorps-contracts) with `forge build --via-ir` succeeding locally.
* Familiarity with Solidity at the level of *can read a contract*.

> **No live funds are required.** Every tutorial runs against a forked Base Sepolia node. Replace `<your-rpc>` with your endpoint in commands.

## What these tutorials are not

They are not how-to recipes. They cover one path each, and they explain why you are taking each step. For a goal-oriented recipe ("how do I disable force transfer permanently?"), see [How-to Guides](/metalex-docs/protocol-how-to-guides/how-to.md). For dry API detail, see [Reference](/metalex-docs/protocol-reference/reference.md).


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