# Decodx Documentation

> Turn a committed YAML spec into a finished video deterministically. A pipeline that renders video with perfect consistency.

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## Table of Contents

- [Billing and plans](https://decodx.ai/docs/account/billing-and-plans.md): What's included, how usage is counted, and managing your subscription.
- [People and permissions](https://decodx.ai/docs/account/people-and-permissions.md): Workspaces, inviting people, roles and groups.
- [MCP server](https://decodx.ai/docs/automate/mcp-server.md): Let Claude, your IDE, or any MCP client drive Decodx directly.
- [REST API](https://decodx.ai/docs/automate/rest-api.md): Create projects, run renders and collect artifacts from your own service.
- [Documents](https://decodx.ai/docs/documents.md): The written step-by-step guide that ships alongside the video.
- [Core concepts](https://decodx.ai/docs/get-started/core-concepts.md): Project, scene, source, voice, job, share — the vocabulary used everywhere else.
- [Quickstart](https://decodx.ai/docs/get-started/quickstart.md): From signup to a shareable video in one sitting.
- [Your first video](https://decodx.ai/docs/get-started/your-first-video.md): One worked example, with the decisions explained as you go.
- [Help](https://decodx.ai/docs/help.md): Troubleshooting, common errors, and how to reach support.
- [How it works](https://decodx.ai/docs/how-it-works.md): Why a re-render is identical to the last one, and why it costs almost nothing.
- [Introduction](https://decodx.ai/docs/introduction.md): Decodx turns one screen recording into a narrated, captioned video with chapters, plus a matching step-by-step guide. See who it's for and what you...
- [Brand and render](https://decodx.ai/docs/make-a-video/brand-and-render.md): Brand Kit, cost estimation, and running the render job.
- [Compose and edit](https://decodx.ai/docs/make-a-video/compose-and-edit.md): Scenes, trimming, effects and captions — refining the cut without a timeline.
- [Voice and avatars](https://decodx.ai/docs/make-a-video/voice-and-avatars.md): Script, voice, pronunciation and on-screen presenter.
- [Ways in](https://decodx.ai/docs/make-a-video/ways-in.md): Record, upload, prompt, import a deck, or start from a template — and when to use which.
- [API reference](https://decodx.ai/docs/reference/api.md): Every endpoint, request and response — generated from the API schema.
- [Errors and limits](https://decodx.ai/docs/reference/errors-and-limits.md): Error codes, what causes them, and the limits that apply to your workspace.
- [Analytics](https://decodx.ai/docs/share-and-measure/analytics.md): Views, watch time, and where people stopped watching.
- [Embed and export](https://decodx.ai/docs/share-and-measure/embed-and-export.md): Putting a video on your own site, downloading it, and publishing to YouTube.
- [Share links and the player](https://decodx.ai/docs/share-and-measure/share-links.md): Publishing a video, setting permissions, and what viewers actually see.
- [Trust and security](https://decodx.ai/docs/trust-and-security.md): How your recordings are handled, who processes them, and what's auditable.