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

# Setup Drafts

> Save and resume Mjolnir setup configurations

Setting up a Mjolnir run involves several steps — connecting repositories, configuring targets, uploading documentation, and verifying domain ownership. Drafts let you save your progress and come back to it later, or maintain multiple configurations for different applications.

## Auto-saving

Odin automatically saves your setup progress as you work through the wizard. You don't need to manually save — your current step, selected repositories, target URLs, uploaded files, and all other configuration is preserved automatically.

If you close the browser or navigate away mid-setup, your draft is waiting for you when you return.

## Managing drafts

When you start a new Mjolnir run, any existing drafts are shown before the setup wizard. From here you can:

* **Resume** a draft to continue where you left off
* **Rename** a draft to give it a descriptive label (e.g. "API v2 staging" or "Mobile app production")
* **Delete** a draft you no longer need

<Tip>
  If you test multiple applications with Mjolnir, use draft labels to keep track of which configuration belongs to which app. Each draft stores its full setup state independently.
</Tip>

## What's saved in a draft

A draft captures the full setup wizard state:

* GitHub connection and selected repositories
* Target URLs and custom headers
* Connectivity check results
* Rate-limit bypass token configuration
* Code and documentation uploads
* Selected pricing tier
* Domain verification status
* Current wizard step and progress

When you resume a draft, you're returned to exactly where you left off, with all configuration intact.

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