Commands

1. npm run askqude {agentName} {yourQuestion}

This command allows you to ask a specific question to an AI agent deployed using the QudeAI framework.

Usage:

npm run askqude Aura "What is the latest trend in AI?"

Description:

  • {agentName}: The name of the deployed agent.

  • {yourQuestion}: The question you want to ask the agent.

Example Output:

Agent Aura: "The latest trend in AI is the use of large language models like GPT for various applications such as coding, research, and customer support."

2. npm run deployqude

This command deploys a new token or agent on the Solana blockchain using the configuration provided in defineAgent.ts.

Usage:

npm run deployqude

Steps Before Running:

  1. Update defineAgent.ts with your agent's details (name, symbol, description, etc.).

  2. Ensure your .env file contains the required private key for deployment.

Example Output:

plaintextCopy codeDeploying agent...
Transaction successful!
✅ Transaction Signature: xx..xxxxxx
🔗 View on SolScan: https://solscan.io/tx/xxx.xxxx.xxx

3. npm run interactqude {agent_name} ask "Your question"

This command enables you to interact with a deployed agent by asking complex questions.

Usage:

npm run interactqude Aura ask "What are the top 10 trending tokens?"

Example Output:

Agent Aura: "The top 10 trending tokens are SOL, ETH, BTC, etc."

4. npm run qude-trade {agent_name}

This command performs trade actions like buying or selling tokens associated with a deployed agent.

Usage:

npm run qude-trade MyAgent

Description:

  • Initiates trade actions using the agent's configurations in the .env file.

  • Actions like "buy" or "sell" are defined in the .env file under ACTION.

Example Output:

Trade action: Buy
Token: SOL
Amount: 100
Transaction successful!

5. npm run interactqude Aura ask "Trending token 24h"

This command asks the agent to fetch trending tokens over the last 24 hours.

Usage:

npm run interactqude Aura ask "Trending token 24h"

Example Output:

Agent Aura: "The trending tokens in the last 24 hours are SOL, DOGE, ADA."

6. npm run interactqude Aura ask "Top holders: {mintAddress}"

This command retrieves the top holders of a specific token.

Usage:

npm run interactqude Aura ask "Top holders: So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112"

Example Output:

Agent Aura: "The top holders of the token are:
1. Wallet 1: 500 tokens
2. Wallet 2: 300 tokens
3. Wallet 3: 200 tokens"

7. npm run interactqude Aura ask "Marketcap count:50 term:\"pump\""

This command fetches market capitalization data for tokens matching a specific term.

Usage:

npm run interactqude Aura ask "Marketcap count:50 term:\"pump\""

Description:

  • count:50: Specifies the number of tokens to return.

  • term:"pump": Filters tokens containing the term "pump" in their metadata.

Example Output:

Agent Aura: "Market capitalization data for tokens matching 'pump':
1. PumpToken: $10,000,000
2. PumpItUp: $7,500,000"

8. npm run interactqude {agentName} ask "First top {count} buyers for: {mintAddress}"

This command fetches the top buyers for a specific token.

Usage:

npm run interactqude Aura ask "First top 5 buyers for: So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112"

Description:

  • {count}: Specifies the number of buyers to return.

  • {mintAddress}: The token's mint address.

Example Output:

Agent Aura: "The top 5 buyers for the token are:
1. Wallet 1: Bought 100 tokens
2. Wallet 2: Bought 80 tokens
3. Wallet 3: Bought 70 tokens
4. Wallet 4: Bought 60 tokens
5. Wallet 5: Bought 50 tokens"
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