Welcome to the Gnosis AI dAGI Hackathon repo! Here you will find all you need to build an AI agent that can autonomously complete actions (including onchain).
Contact us on Discord (channel #gnosis-ai on the Gnosis Discord).
Install the project dependencies with poetry, using Python 3.10 (you can use pyenv to manage multiple Python versions):
python3.10 -m pip install poetry
python3.10 -m poetry install
python3.10 -m poetry shellCopy .env.example to .env and fill in the values:
We will provide you with OpenAI key that's allowed to use gpt-3.5-turbo and embedding models, contact us.
However, everyone is welcome to use any arbitrary LLM you like (for example, open-source Ollama models).
Create a free acount on https://tavily.com and get the key there.
Again, everyone is welcome to use arbitrary search engines, combine them, or even do a totally different approaches!
We recommend you create a fresh new developer key for the project to avoid losing your funds.
You can create a new set of private and public keys by running
from eth_account import Account
acc = Account.create()
print (acc.key.hex(), acc.address)poetry run python general_agent/main.pyThere are multiple avenues to explore with such a general agent. Ultimately we want it to thrive in the blockchain and be an autonomous agent (some even claim it can be an alternate form of life).
Feel free to follow your inspiration and present us with your ideas. We list some of our ideas below:
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Add new functions to the general agent: currently it can only fetch balances and do simple math functions. Integrations we would love to see would be with DeFi protocols that are live on Gnosis, such as Aave, Spark, CowSwap, Omen, and many others.
- Feel free to get inspiration from the tools we already built (https://github.com/gnosis/prediction-market-agent/blob/main/prediction_market_agent/agents/microchain_agent/microchain_agent.py#L30)
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Swap the framework we use for the autonomous agent. We currently use microchain, but many others would also make sense here.
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Use different LLMs, for example, open-source ones from Ollama.
We suggest using Modal for the deployment of agents. If you installed the dependencies using Poetry, Modal should already be available in your environment. You need to create an account and generate api keys. Then, add the keys MODAL_TOKEN_ID and MODAL_TOKEN_SECRET to your .env file.
For creating a cron job that triggers the general agent, deploy it with
poetry run modal deploy --name <YOUR_APP_NAME> general_agent/remote_runner.py