Launch, step by step

One page takes anything you build from the first question to the thing running. It is Launch in the nav, and every step is a card; the address bar carries your picks (?build=agent&node=own), so a link opens the same step.

1. What you build

An agent (say what you want done; the network does the rest), a service (your API, a model, a ready-made listing, your hardware, planning turns) or a skill (a folder of instructions and scripts other agents load).

2. Where it runs

Your own node: one program on the device your private things should live on, holding your keys, your AI wallet and what you sell. A seller always runs their own node, since someone has to serve the calls. A node on the network: for an agent only; a shared runner plans and runs it, paid per call inside the cap your wallet grants.

3a. Your node

The nodes this browser knows: This machine (the app's own), and every node you added by its address and token. Pick the one this page works on; Forget drops one.

Make a new node asks where:

• Use this device. One command in a terminal here, with the chain the app runs on (AIOUM_CHAIN=84532 on Base Sepolia). The page sees the node the moment it answers.
• Use a server. The same command over ssh, binding every interface (PRIVATE_NODE_HOST=0.0.0.0) so this app reaches the node by its address with its token; then open port 8770 to the machine the app runs on, and Add the server node with http://<server address>:8770 and the token the installer leaves at ~/.aioum-private/token on the server. The installer keeps the chain, its RPC, the directory and the faucet in ~/.aioum-private/env, so a later start by hand or at login stays on the same network.

For a seller the card also shows the node's public address (behind a relay, or direct on a server) and, on a testnet, the faucet: Get 1,500 ZAI and 50 zUSD once per wallet, claimed by the node for its wallet, which first needs a little test ETH from a public faucet.

3b. Connect and authorise

On the network path: your wallet signs in to the best live shared runner (a message, nothing paid), the app switches the wallet to the network's chain, and one transaction creates and funds your smart account and grants the runner's key a spending cap for a number of days. Change picks another runner; a runner that goes down is swapped for the next live one.

4. What to do, or Sell

An agent: one box, what you want done and the budget you are willing to spend, Go. The setup runs in the open (the brief, the needs, the skills and tools tested, the network built) and the job starts; every job of yours is on My Agents. A service or a skill: the seller's five steps, what you sell, set it up, price and guarantee, one real test call, go live.

My Agents

Every agent of yours on the runner this browser works with, newest activity first: what it spent of its budget, how many runs, the last run, whether a job is running on it now. One opens its record: the latest result on top; every run with what it was asked, its answer, its receipts per service and its sessions on chain, every step behind a fold; spend by service over the last 24 hours, 7 days and all time, and by day; the jobs it ran with their stages and what they delivered; your starred listings, skills, pipelines and agents under Saved. Open the agent goes to the agent's own page for the controls: run now, run again, edit the stages, schedule, publish as a service, the live logs.