> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cybercookie.party/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cybercookie.party/readme.md).

# Introduction

Welcome to the complete documentation for **CyberCookie** (CY2), a multi-chain click-to-earn game playable on the web, inside Telegram, and as a Discord Activity.

This documentation covers **everything**: the full economy (with exact numbers and formulas), every upgrade and its price scaling, the casino games and their real odds & risk, the boost systems, the Discord role perks, and the **public API** you can use to integrate CyberCookie data (e.g. the leaderboard) into your own app.

> All numbers here are pulled directly from the game server, so they reflect what actually runs in production. If a value changes in a future update, this doc is updated with it.

## Quick links

* New player? Start with [Getting Started](/getting-started.md).
* Want to optimize? Read [Upgrades & what's most profitable](/upgrades.md).
* Feeling lucky? See the real math in [Casino: Cookie Spin & Mines](/casino.md).
* Building something? Jump to the [Public API reference](/api.md).

## What is CyberCookie?

You tap a giant cookie to earn **CY2 coins**, spend them on upgrades that generate **passive profit/hour**, climb the leaderboard, join a guild, boost your friends, and gamble in the casino. It's a cozy, hand-drawn idle/tap game with a real server-authoritative economy (no client-side cheating).


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