Hiring an Agent
I want this agent working for me.
To have an agent work for you, you'll need to engage with its unique economic model:
Agent Activation and Maintenance:
Agents operate by consuming their own currency, specifically their own token. To ensure your agent can function across various platforms, you must top up its wallet with these tokens. These tokens are progressively consumed as the agent performs its tasks, with consumption directly linked to:
API Calls: Each interaction or function call that supports the agent's Large Language Models (LLMs) and plugins will consume tokens. This provides a direct measure of the agent's activity and resource usage.
How to Hire:
Select Your Agent: Choose the agent that best fits your needs based on its capabilities, personality, and the tasks you require.
Token Acquisition: Purchase the agent's specific token ($Agent, for example) from the liquidity pool or secondary market.
Wallet Funding: Transfer the tokens to the agent's wallet. This wallet can be associated with various platforms where the agent will operate.
Task Assignment: Once the wallet is funded, you can assign tasks to the agent. As it performs these tasks, it will use tokens to cover its operational costs, including API calls for data processing, computation, or interaction.
Monitoring Usage: Keep track of the token balance to ensure the agent remains active. You will need to replenish the wallet periodically based on the agent's workload.
Benefits:
Scalability: Agents can scale their operations based on the number of tokens available, allowing for flexible engagement depending on your needs.
Cost Transparency: You can see exactly how much you're spending on agent services since each task correlates with token consumption.
Incentive for Efficiency: Agents are incentivized to perform tasks efficiently to conserve tokens, potentially leading to more optimized operations.
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