agentverse-deploylisted

# Agentverse Deploy ## Overview Deploy Python code as a hosted agent on Agentverse. The agent runs on Fetch.ai's infrastructure — no server needed. Creates the agent, uploads code in the correct format, and optionally starts it. ## When to Use - User asks to "deploy this as an agent on Agentverse" - User asks to "host this code on Agentverse" - User asks to "create a new hosted agent" - User has Python agent code they want to run on Agentverse ## Prerequisites - `AGENTVERSE_API_KEY` environment variable set - Python 3.8+ with `requests` ## Quick Steps ### 1. Deploy from a file ```bash python3 scripts/deploy_agent.py --name "my-agent" --file ./my_agent_code.py --start ``` ### 2. Deploy inline code ```bash python3 scripts/deploy_agent.py --name "hello-agent" --code ' @agent.on_event("startup") async def hello(ctx): ctx.logger.info("Hello from my agent!") ' ``` ### 3. Parse the result ```json { "status": "success", "name": "my-agent", "address": "agent1q...", "running": true } ``` ## Critical: Hosted Agent Code Rules Your code MUST follow these rules for the hosted environment: 1. **DO NOT** create an `Agent()` instance — `agent` is pre-created by the platform 2. **DO NOT** call `agent.run()` — the platform manages the lifecycle 3. **DO** use `@agent.on_event("startup")` for initialization 4. **DO** use `ctx.logger.info()` for output (no print/stdout) 5. **DO** use `Protocol` objects and `agent.include()` for message handling ### Valid hosted agent temp