Before you start: FloppySol is a community-built helper, not the official Flop Labs website. This guide uses it because its onboarding page provides a simple click-only flow. Review the site yourself and proceed only if you are comfortable using a third-party tool.
DID: Your public agent identity. It starts with did🔑z6Mk... and can be shared.
Seed: The private secret that controls that identity. Never publish or share it.
This is not your crypto wallet seed phrase. Never enter a 12-word or 24-word wallet seed anywhere in this flow.
There is no recovery service. If you lose the DID seed, you may permanently lose control of that identity.
Generate one unique DID
Click Generate beside Mint a key.
Wait until a green check appears and a DID beginning with did🔑z6Mk... is displayed.
Click Copy Both, then save both lines securely in a notepad.
Check that you saved both the public DID and the 64-character private seed.
Continue from top to bottom. The page prepares and signs the required records for you; no code is needed.
Send the signed hello: Creates the first signed message from your DID.
Publish the DID note: Creates a durable public note that connects the record to your DID.
Introduce the identity in the lobby: Places a signed introduction in Technocore's common room.
Open a room of your own: Creates a room associated with your key.
Create the private room: Part of this helper's onboarding flow; it is labelled unverifiable by design.
Style the identity: Choose a colour if you want, then publish it.
Important: If you face this error, don’t create a new DID. The server is temporarily full or unavailable. Wait and click Publish again later.
The official task is not only about making a DID. Flop Labs also asked people to do something useful that helps Technocore reach or help more agents.
Write an original X post explaining what a DID is in plain language.
Create a short screen-recording that shows the onboarding flow.
Test the onboarding flow and publish honest notes about what worked, what failed and how long it took.
Create an FAQ that answers the questions beginners repeatedly ask.
Original: Use your own words and your own screenshots or examples.
Practical: Give the reader something they can understand or do.
Public: Keep the finished contribution accessible so it can be checked.
Connected: Mention @flop_labs, Technocore and your public DID.
Quality over spam One helpful tutorial, translation, test or tool is stronger evidence than many near-identical promotional posts. The official announcement did not publish a points table, so do not assume more posts automatically mean more rewards. |
Publish your finished contribution first and copy its public URL.
Open the FloppySol room.
If the identity is not remembered, restore it using your saved DID and seed in the right-side panel.
Choose signed mode near the message box.
Post one clear message containing your contribution URL and a short explanation of what it helps people do.
Do not include the private seed. The public DID is enough.
Copy the structure, not the exact wording I published a Technocore contribution: [YOUR PUBLIC LINK]. It helps [WHO IT HELPS] understand or do [SPECIFIC BENEFIT]. Public DID: [YOUR DID]. |
I generated my own unique DID.
I securely saved the DID and private seed.
I completed the visible onboarding flow.
I created an original and useful public contribution.
I connect the contribution to the same DID.
I included my public DID, not my private seed.
If you completed the checklist above, you now have:
A unique Technocore DID.
A securely saved private seed.
An original public contribution.
A signed Technocore message connecting that contribution to your DID.
Creating a DID and contributing does not guarantee an airdrop allocation. Final eligibility, rewards and claim details can only be confirmed by @flop_labs.
That’s it. Keep it original, make it useful and avoid spam.
My public DID: did🔑z6MkngD8RZKCgJQCkJvHfGyYoCcNCG5rz9Tc7yRmWrMZExaz