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Kovex operator manual

Kovex is a control center for Old School RuneScape accounts. Organize profiles in the dashboard, run the agent on machines you own, and launch, monitor, and maintain clients from one place.

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Get running in five steps

Follow this path once. After the first machine is connected, everything else is repeatable.

Popular workflows

The guides operators open most often.

Accounts and profilesAccount types, credential storage, profile settings, the status model, and how to start or stop work.
Agents and machinesInstall the agent on Windows or Linux, connect it with Discord, name it, and revoke machines you no longer use.
ProxiesAdd single or bulk proxies, assign them to accounts, test both connection paths, and clear blocked routes.
Live telemetryPreview and stream running clients, filter by machine, read account stats, and act on stale feeds.
TroubleshootingStart from what you can see, follow one check, and apply the fix. Grouped by the symptom you noticed first.

All guides

The full manual, grouped by the job you are doing.

Start here

Understand the system, get your first machine connected, and learn the vocabulary.

Accounts and organization

Store accounts safely, group them, route them through proxies, and handle their mail.

Run and monitor

Install agents, launch clients with the settings you want, and watch what is running.

Scale and automate

Create accounts in bulk, queue work, validate logins, appeal bans, and automate routine steps.

Account and trust

Plans, payments, security, privacy, recovery paths, and how to reach a human.

Trust and service

Kovex overview

What Kovex does, how the dashboard and agents fit together, and the order operators work in.

How the system fits together

Kovex has two halves. The dashboard is the web app you are signed into now, and the agent is a small application you install on machines you own. The dashboard stores your accounts and settings; the agent does the local work of launching and watching clients.

Dashboard: Stores account profiles, categories, proxies, schedules, and rules. Nothing runs here.
Agent: Runs on your own Windows or Linux machine, starts clients, and reports telemetry back.
Account profile: One saved account with its credentials, client choice, proxy, and launch settings.

Main workspaces

The dashboard is organized by task. These are the areas this manual refers to.

Workspace	What you do there
Overview	Setup progress, connected machines, and a summary of what is running.
Accounts	Profiles, import and export, categories, proxies, checker, appeals, automations, and queues.
Live	Preview and telemetry for every client currently running.
Webmail	The inbox for Kovex hosted addresses used during account creation.
Downloads	Agent installers, file hashes, and the list of machines linked to your account.

The operator loop

Most work follows the same four movements, whether you run five accounts or five hundred.

OrganizeAdd accounts, group them into categories, and attach proxies so defaults are consistent.
ConnectInstall the agent on each machine you want to use and confirm it shows as online.
RunStart accounts on a chosen machine, then watch progress in the live feed.
MaintainValidate logins, appeal bans, refill pools, and let rules handle repeat steps.

Security, status, and help

Three public pages sit outside the dashboard and stay available even when you are signed out.

Security explains credential handling and how to report a vulnerability.
Status shows current availability of Kovex services.
Support accepts requests without a login and returns a private case link.