ad4m 0.9.0

Executables for running, developing and debugging an ADAM node/agent
ad4m-0.9.0 is not a library.

AD4M Executables

This package contains command line tools for the Agent-Centric Distributed Application Meta-ontology (ADAM, aka AD4M), a framework for building interoperable, decentralized applications. It provides developers with the tools to control and script the functionalities of AD4M, leveraging the power of the Rust implementation of the AD4M GraphQL interface wrapper.

The purpose of these CLIs is development, scripting, and remote control of AD4M features, as well as programatic setup and running of ADAM agents.

Installation

Install AD4M using Cargo, Rust's package manager:

cargo install ad4m

This command installs two binaries:

  • ad4m: The client for interacting with the executor.
  • ad4m-executor: The executor that runs the AD4M agent.

Getting Started

Initialize the AD4M executor with:

ad4m-executor init

This will create a new agent/config directory in ~/.ad4m.

Run the executor (i.e. the ADAM agent/node) using:

ad4m-executor run

Interacting with AD4M

Use the ad4m client to interact with the executor. Here are some common commands:

Generate and unlock agent

A fresh install will first need a new agent to be created, which requires a password which is used to encrypt the agent's keys:

ad4m agent generate

This command will prompt for a new password. Future runs of the executor require the wallet to be unlocked with

ad4m agent unlock

providing the same password.

Show all perspectives:

ad4m perspectives

Query Perspectives

Query links of a perspective by its UUID:

ad4m perspectives query-links <perspective-UUID>

Watch changes of a perspective in real-time:

ad4m perspectives watch <perspective-UUID>

Creating neighbourhoods

Clone and publish a language from a template:

ad4m languages apply-template-and-publish <language-template-hash>

Publish a perspective as a Neighbourhood:

ad4m neighbourhoods create <perspective-UUID> <neighbourhood-template-hash>

For a full list of commands and their explanations, use:

ad4m --help

Contributing

Contributions to AD4M are welcome! Please read our contributing guidelines and submit pull requests to our repository.

License

AD4M is licensed under the CAL-1.0.

Screenshots

More Information

For more information on AD4M and ADAM, visit our official website or check out the core documentation.