gaianet-node

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Checkout our official docs and a Manning ebook on how to customize open source models. Then, follow the prompt on your screen to set up the environment path. It will download the model files and vector database files specified in the file, and it could take a few minutes since the files are large. The script prints the official node address on the console as follows. You can open a browser to that URL to see the node information and

then chat with the AI agent on the node. To stop the node, you can run the following script. Install guide The output should look like below: By default, it installs into the directory. You can also choose to install into an alternative directory. Initialize the node The output should look like below: The command initializes the node according to the file. You can use some of our pre-set configurations. For example, the command below initializes a node with

the llama-3 8B model with a London guidebook as knowledge base. To see a list of pre-set configurations, you can do . Besides a pre-set configurations like , you can also pass a URL to your own for the node to be initialized to the state you'd like. If you need to a node installed in an alternative directory, do this. Start the node The output should look like below: You can start the node for local use. It

will be only accessible via and not available on any of the GaiaNet domain's public URLs. You can also start a node installed in an alternative base directory. Stop the node The output should look like below: Stop a node installed in an alternative base directory. Update configuration Using subcommand can update the key fields defined in the file. You MUST run again after you update the configuartion. To update the field, for example, use the following command: To update

the field, for example, use the following command: Below are all options of the subcommand. Resources & Contributing Back Looking for the docs? Check the documentation or the Contributing Guide out. We also recommend reading Awesome-Gaia for a curated list of tools, projects, and resources from the Gaia community Want to talk to the community? Hop in our Telegram and share your ideas and what you've build with Gaianet. Head over to our issue tracker and we'll do our best

to help. We expect all Gaianet contributors to abide by the terms of our Code of Conduct. **→ Start contributing on GitHub** Contributors