> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs-en.dmflow.chat/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs-en.dmflow.chat/getting-started/create-publish-your-chatbot.md). # Creating and Publishing a Bot Creating a chatbot with DMflow\.chat is a simple and intuitive process, accessible to both technical and non-technical users. With a few easy steps, you can quickly set up a chatbot and start enjoying its benefits. You can also create chatbots for various tasks, achieving any bot functionality you desire, based on your capabilities. ### Prerequisites: You must first create a tenant or be invited by a tenant owner. To create a tenant owner, please refer to the [DMflow.chat registration page](https://app.dmflow.chat/auth/register)

Creating a Bot Once created, you can design your bot by navigating to 'Conversation Flow'. Testing the Bot In 'Conversation Flow', click 'Test' at the top to open a window displaying the respective channel windows.

Conversation Flow Testing

Testing Options You can configure test variables based on scenarios (different application areas), perspectives (different channels), and whether to use called functions during testing. ### Publishing the Bot Click 'Save' (second from the left in the same row as the 'Test' button) to add a development version of the bot. Then, in the 'Conversation Flow' section, find 'Publish' to synchronize it to the production version.

Publish ### Select Channel

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