Build, Deploy and Distribute Autonomous Agent With Autonome
summary
Autonome hosts agents and runs inference so developers deploy via Docker Hub images and a chat endpoint, choose from Eliza, Agent Kit, Hyperbolic, or upload custom frameworks, and configure env vars and chat schema; the dashboard issues an API URL and a UI (web, Telegram, Discord) and supports verifiable vs non‑verifiable agents. Demo shows three hackathon tracks (DeFi, Social, Open), deployment takes 5–10 minutes, fine‑tuning uses predefined Twitter/Telegram sources, and batch multi‑agent orchestration or custom channel scraping is not supported yet.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction & Overview
- 0:45Defining DeFi, Social & Open Tracks
- 1:26Using Agent Kit & Eliza Framework
- 2:06Building a DeFi Agent Example
- 3:22Social Agent Ideas
- 4:28Open Category Use Cases
- 5:07Platform Demo & Dashboard
- 7:25Deploying an AI Agent
- 8:43Managing Agent Settings & Fine-Tuning
- 10:25Uploading Custom Frameworks
- 13:09Handling Multi-Agent Systems
- 14:09Q&A & Wrap-Up
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