> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://penguards.zer0luck.kr/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://penguards.zer0luck.kr/quick-start.md).

# Quick Start

Follow the checklist below immediately after installing PENGUARDS from the [Chrome Web Store listing](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/bjaelgkckpgbjipdeocgkiibadphibkk?utm_source=item-share-cb).

## 1. Pin the extension

1. Open the Chrome extensions menu by selecting the **Extensions** button in the Chrome toolbar.
2. Locate **PENGUARDS** and select the **Pin** control to keep it visible in the toolbar.

## 2. Establish the wallet connection

1. Open the popup by selecting the PENGUARDS icon.
2. Choose **Connect wallet**.
3. Approve the "read session keys" request presented by Abstract Global Wallet (AGW).

![Connect wallet prompt](/files/BT5Hwt7DiwQVXtal5y2M)

The permission is stored per Chrome profile. If the wallet disconnects, the extension will request access again the next time the popup is opened.

## 3. Review the session inventory

* The header banner highlights the highest severity rating currently detected.
* Each card summarises a single session key: issuing application, signer, severity, expiry, and policy counts.
* Use the provided filters (where enabled) to focus on a specific severity band.

## 4. Execute remediation actions

* Select **Revoke session** to retire a single key.
* Select **Revoke all** to terminate every active session in one operation.
* Explorer shortcuts are available for due diligence prior to revocation.

## 5. Post-action expectations

* Once the transaction confirms, the revoked session is removed from the list.
* The banner recalculates automatically to reflect the updated posture.
* Subsequent openings of the popup will trigger a fresh synchronisation.


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