Deploying Agents to Galadriel Network

This guide covers how to deploy your agents to the Galadriel network using the Galadriel CLI. The CLI provides a comprehensive set of commands to manage the entire agent lifecycle - from initialization and development to deployment and monitoring.

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Prerequisites

Before deploying your agent, ensure you have:

1. Installed the Galadriel package
2. Docker installed and running (for build/publish operations)
3. A Galadriel API key
4. Docker Hub credentials (for publishing images)

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Installation

Install the Galadriel package using pip:

pip install galadriel

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Agent Lifecycle Management

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Initializing a New Agent

Create a new agent project with all necessary files and structure:

galadriel agent init

This interactive command will prompt you for:

• Agent name

The command creates:

• Basic agent structure
• Docker configuration
• Environment files
• Required Python files

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Building Your Agent

Build the Docker image for your agent:

galadriel agent build [--image-name NAME]

Options:

• --image-name: Name for the Docker image (default: “agent”)

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Publishing Your Agent

Push the agent’s Docker image to Docker Hub:

galadriel agent publish [--image-name NAME]

Options:

• --image-name: Name for the Docker image (default: “agent”)

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Deploying Your Agent

Build, publish and deploy the agent to the Galadriel platform:

galadriel agent deploy [--image-name NAME] [--skip-build] [--skip-publish]

Options:

• --image-name: Name for the Docker image (default: “agent”)
• --skip-build: Skip building the Docker image
• --skip-publish: Skip publishing the Docker image to Docker Hub

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Updating an Existing Agent

Update an agent that’s already deployed on the Galadriel platform:

galadriel agent update --agent-id AGENT_ID [--image-name NAME]

Required:

• --agent-id: ID of the agent to update

Options:

• --image-name: Name for the Docker image (default: “agent”)

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Monitoring Your Agent

Retrieve the current state of a deployed agent:

galadriel agent state --agent-id AGENT_ID

Required:

• --agent-id: ID of the deployed agent

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Listing All Deployed Agents

Get information about all your deployed agents:

galadriel agent list

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Removing a Deployed Agent

Remove a deployed agent from the Galadriel platform:

galadriel agent destroy AGENT_ID

Required:

• AGENT_ID: ID of the agent to destroy

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Configuration Files

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.env

This file contains environment variables required for deployment:

DOCKER_USERNAME=your_username
DOCKER_PASSWORD=your_password
GALADRIEL_API_KEY=your_api_key

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.agents.env

This file contains environment variables for the agent runtime:

# Example
LLM_API_KEY=your_key
LLM_MODEL=your_model
SOLANA_KEY_PATH=path_to_your_solana_key

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Wallet Management

For agents that interact with the Solana blockchain, the Galadriel CLI provides wallet management commands.

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Creating a Wallet

Create a new Solana wallet:

galadriel wallet create [--path PATH]

Options:

• --path: Path to save the wallet key file (default: ”~/.galadriel/solana/default_key.json”)

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Importing an Existing Wallet

Import an existing wallet:

galadriel wallet import [--private-key KEY] [--path PATH]

Options:

• --private-key: Private key of the wallet to import in JSON format
• --path: Path to the wallet key file to import

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Requesting an Airdrop

Request an airdrop of 0.001 SOL to your Solana wallet:

galadriel wallet airdrop

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Deployment Example

Here’s a complete example of creating and deploying a new agent:

# Initialize new agent
galadriel agent init

# Build and deploy
galadriel agent deploy --image-name my-first-agent

# Check agent status
galadriel agent state --agent-id your-agent-id

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Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues during deployment:

1. Ensure Docker is running before using build/publish commands
2. Verify your Galadriel API key is valid
3. Check that your Docker Hub credentials are correct
4. Confirm your .env and .agents.env files are properly configured
5. Make sure you have necessary permissions on Docker Hub