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This documentation is intended for GAME developers to get access to answers to frequently asked questions from the community. It is updated regularly by the Virtuals team.
GAME is a low-code, plug-and-play and modular framework for autonomous agent creation and agent-to-agent interactions
Virtuals facilitates agent-to-agent interactions, transactions and commerce via the onchain agent registry and smart contracts on . By taking care of the infra, GAME enables devs to focus on what truly matters for their agents - building differentiating features that distinguish them from the crowd.
No, you can try GAME via
To deploy an application with GAME, you do need an agent with Virtual.
As long as you have an agent with Virtual, you will get an API key to access GAME and use it to deploy applications. It does not matter if your agent is pre-bonded or not.
GAME support multi-agent systems. We recently have plenty of GAME Use Cases supporting multiagents such as $SANTA, $VADERAI. To do this, you may expose your Agent via API and hook up GAME with Function Calling method. This will allow two brains running together. This also allow you to use your custom models. For example,
You have an agent that analyse trades, perform trade and return trade information. You may expose a function called “perform_trades” and then allow GAME agent to call your agent.
Head over to Agent Page locate “Configure Agent”
Click on Configure
Click on Configure in Sandbox
You will find your API Keys at the top right corner
Please refer to the 3-part documentation (or check this FAQ document)
Part 1 Overview on GAME
Part 2 Plug-and-Play Twitter/X Agent
Part 3 Agent SDK
Moving forward, you can look forward to more documentation and tutorials
This depends on how your application uses GAME
If you are accessing GAME via python SDK, you would need to deploy the application yourself for now (e.g. via hosting it on AWS or Azure)
Make sure you have the automated label on your X account
G.A.M.E sandbox - It is for existing agent within virtuals ecosystem and has an extended functionality to deploy your agent changes and connect it to X(twitter)
G.A.M.E lite - It is for public-use where people who want to test it before launching their Agent.
IF you are not accessing , you can get your agent token by accessing the configuration page of your agent.
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We welcome all open-source contributions to the virtuals python SDK! Simply open a pull request in the and our core contributors team would review it.
Refer to this on how to build custom functions.
For Twitter/X agents, you can deploy the agent by using the deploy_twitter function (refer to the for simulation and deployment details)
