Write the manifest,check it, launch it.

Rules first: which contracts and functions the agent may call, how much ETH each call may send, which calls wait for you. Then tasks that use those rules. Every check runs here, before your wallet opens.

01 / The agent

NameRunner key (address)A separate key on the machine that runs the agent. Purpose

02 / Rules: what it may call

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One rule per contract and function. The contract refuses any call that has no rule in the current manifest.

03 / Tasks: what it should do

Each task uses one rule. You queue tasks after the agent is launched; the runner picks them up.

Checks before signing

name: Give the agent a name.
runner: The runner must be an address (the key your runner machine uses).
rules: Add at least one rule: an agent with no rules can do nothing.

The manifest file

keccak256 0x84653c0663ee4471a66cc92c8c43c64bd33fa6f4dd6e36d5ef886e2eb207bacd

{
  "name": "",
  "purpose": "",
  "rules": [],
  "runner": "",
  "schema": "launiq.manifest/1",
  "tasks": []
}

Give this file to the runner. Only its hash goes on chain.

Launch

LauniqTaskRail is not deployed yet, so nothing can be launched from this site today. You can write, check and download the manifest now; the runner guide shows how to try it on a local test chain.

Fund the agent wallet with (ETH)Sent to the agent's own wallet contract in the same transaction. Tasks spend from it; you can withdraw any time. Start small: the contract has had no independent security review.

Runner guide

Agent number (filled after launch)