> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://launchdarkly.com/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Onboarding

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These onboarding guides help you quickly integrate LaunchDarkly into your application. Each guide takes you through the process of initializing a LaunchDarkly SDK.

## Finding your credentials

To complete SDK setup, you must have your SDK credentials and your LaunchDarkly member ID. The SDK credentials are the server-side SDK key, client-side ID, and mobile key. Different types of SDKs require different credentials.

To find the SDK keys, click the **help icon** in the LaunchDarkly UI, then choose **SDK keys**.

To find your member ID, click your **user icon** in the LaunchDarkly UI, then choose **Personal settings**. The "Personal settings" menu opens. The "My account" section contains your member ID, which you can click to copy.

## SDKs with onboarding guides

The following SDKs have onboarding guides available.

### Server-side SDKs

Use these SDKs in trusted, multi-user environments like a web server.

* [.NET](/docs/home/onboarding/dotnet-server)
* [Go](/docs/home/onboarding/go)
* [Java](/docs/home/onboarding/java)
* [Node.js (server-side)](/docs/home/onboarding/node-server)
* [Python](/docs/home/onboarding/python)

### Client-side SDKs

Use these SDKs in single-user desktop, mobile, and embedded applications.

* [Android](/docs/home/onboarding/android)
* [iOS](/docs/home/onboarding/ios)
* [JavaScript](/docs/home/onboarding/javascript)
* [Node.js (client-side)](/docs/home/onboarding/node-client)
* [React Native](/docs/home/onboarding/react-native)
* [React Web](/docs/home/onboarding/react-web)
* [Vue](/docs/home/onboarding/vue)

Android, iOS, and React Native are mobile SDKs. We categorize mobile SDKs as client-side SDKs because most mobile applications, like other client-side applications, have a single-user context. To learn more, read [Choosing an SDK type](/docs/sdk/concepts/client-side-server-side#about-mobile-sdks).

## Other ways to get started

* Read [Get started with LaunchDarkly](/docs/home/getting-started) for a guided, interactive walkthrough that creates your first flag from the UI.
* Read [LaunchDarkly MCP server](/docs/home/getting-started/mcp) to manage flags with an AI assistant instead of code.
* Read [Quickstart for AgentControl](/docs/home/agentcontrol/quickstart) to work with AI agents or AgentControl configs in your code.

If your preferred language or framework is not listed here, read the [LaunchDarkly SDK documentation](/docs/sdk) for setup instructions for all supported platforms.