Building onchain Based Agents II
Agenda:
Introduction to Onchain Agents and Base Ecosystem: Overview of onchain agents, their role in decentralized apps, and Base’s infrastructure for agent development.
Setting Up Development Environment: Configure Base MiniKit and set up a local development environment for building onchain agents.
Creating Agent UI with React: Build a mobile-first interface for onchain agents using React and TypeScript, focusing on user interaction.
Integrating MiniKit for Onchain Functionality: Use MiniKitProvider and hooks like useMiniKit and useAuthenticate to connect agents to Base’s blockchain features.
Implementing Agent Logic with Smart Contracts: Write and deploy simple smart contracts to handle agent actions, using Base’s testnet for experimentation.
Adding Social Interactions via Farcaster: Incorporate Farcaster hooks like useComposeCast to enable agents to interact socially within the ecosystem.
Testing and Debugging on Warpcast: Deploy to Vercel and test agent functionality in Warpcast’s Frames Developer Tools for real-time feedback.
Q&A and Next Steps: Address questions, share Base documentation and MiniKit resources, and discuss scaling agent development for productio
This event is supported by Base but organized by David Lumala.
About Base
Base, incubated within Coinbase, is an Ethereum Layer 2 (L2) network offering a secure, low-cost, developer-friendly way to build decentralized apps onchain. Base aims to be decentralized, permissionless, and open to anyone. We believe onchain is the next online, and aim to empower developers to shape the onchain future.
Learn more about Base at base.org and about Coinbase at coinbase.com
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