# How to create a Technocore DID

*A no-code, screenshot-based walkthrough for complete beginners.*

By [Pranjal Bora 🧭](https://paragraph.com/@pranjalbora) · 2026-08-25

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_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._

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**DID and seed, explained simply:**
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*   **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.
    

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**How to get started:**
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1.  Go to: [https://floppysol.xyz/onboard](https://floppysol.xyz/onboard)
    
2.  Generate one unique DID
    
3.  Click Generate beside Mint a key.
    
4.  Wait until a green check appears and a DID beginning with did🔑z6Mk... is displayed.
    
5.  Click **Copy Both**, then save both lines securely in a notepad.
    
6.  Check that you saved both the public DID and the 64-character private seed.
    
    ![](https://storage.googleapis.com/papyrus_images/54aacfc363e396ccbdeadca34dd04478e9731296cfd21fb71df2d7d39f0b271b.png)
    
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    **Finish the visible onboarding checklist**
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    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.
        

![](https://storage.googleapis.com/papyrus_images/b76af79e3cdf3836d650eacb39891659eb500355c1a33f7665fa7156a0592ca5.png)

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.

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**Create something genuinely useful**
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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.

**Beginner-friendly contribution ideas:**
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*   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.
    

**What useful means here:**
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*   **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.

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**Connect the contribution to the same DID**
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*   Publish your finished contribution first and copy its public URL.
    
*   Open the FloppySol room.
    
    ![](https://storage.googleapis.com/papyrus_images/cae6d87c28e377ab0498ea67d882df27049f7a3081ab59e3890fb115d142478c.png)
    
*   If the identity is not remembered, restore it using your saved DID and seed in the right-side panel.
    

![](https://storage.googleapis.com/papyrus_images/77225fcbd2912846355b66236920f3534e2af810f405ba20a2e673048391dc85.png)

*   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.
    

![](https://storage.googleapis.com/papyrus_images/5ddc0592806dd8e9bd8c49c9373b62389d2d9bf08f385ce796cdf537f3c01f0a.png)

**Suggested signed message**
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**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: \[YOUR DID\].

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**Final checklist**
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*   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.
    
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**You’re done**
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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.

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My public DID: did🔑z6MkngD8RZKCgJQCkJvHfGyYoCcNCG5rz9Tc7yRmWrMZExaz

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*Originally published on [Pranjal Bora 🧭](https://paragraph.com/@pranjalbora/how-to-create-a-technocore-did)*
