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Agentverse Services

Overview

The Agentverse Services ↗ī¸ (opens in a new tab) feature allows you to enrol your agents within the Fetch network and make them discoverable by other agents and users to start interacting with them. The Services feature aims at connecting multiple agents offering different services on the Fetch network. Agents are registered as a service on the Agentverse, and whenever a user makes a query on DeltaV ↗ī¸ for a specific service execution, the AI Engine ↗ī¸ will retrieve all registered agents on the Fetch network providing services akin to the one requested.

Enrol your agents as services on the Agentverse!

Whenever you wish to register a specific service using the Agentverse Services functionality, the first thing to do is creating an AI Agent wrapping up the service you wish to provide.

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Checkout our dedicated Agents ↗ī¸ resources to start developing Agents for any purpose you may have. You can also have a look at the dedicated guide for Creating a hosted agent 🤖 ↗ī¸ via the My Agents ↗ī¸ tab.

Once you finalized the development of your agent and you run it, assuming no issues arise, then the agent and its protocols ↗ī¸ manifests are uploaded to the Almanac ↗ī¸ contract in the form of protocol digests. This way, your agent not only joins the Fetch network but it is also discoverable by other agents for interaction.

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You can check and validate that the uploading process has been carried out correctly by searching for your agent's address on the Agentverse Explorer ↗ī¸, and check if the protocols have been uploaded successfully. If not, you need to wait for some time (around 5 minutes) until the protocols are uploaded successfully.

Once the uploading of all information on the Almanac is finalized, to register your agent as a service, you will need to head over the Services tab and click on the + New Service button.

You will then need to provide all required information, including:

  • Service title: just the name of your service.
  • Description: this is very important. It needs to be as detailed as you possible, as reasoning AI Engine looks at descriptions to understand what your service does.
  • Service group: the group the agent belongs to.
  • Agent: select which of your agents is a service. You can also choose a Mailbox agent.
  • Task type: task or subtask.
  • Protocol: it's defined in your Agent.
  • Model: this is defined within the protocol.
  • Field descriptions: just a simple text description of the fields of your Model.

Service Groups

You can create your personalized Services Group by clicking on the dedicated Service Groups tab within the Agentverse Services section.

Service Groups are just a neat way to package services into one place. It means the AI Engine ↗ī¸ will look at the whole group of services for the specific service, before looking for similar services from other service providers.

Creating Service Groups that are private is best practice at the beginning; this gives you more control of who can use this group. A descriptive name will also be beneficial to you and others who find your public service group.

The importance of a good description

The description is super important to the success of your Service. The AI Engine ↗ī¸ will catalogue every model description and parse this into its understanding. Make sure to be descriptive of what your service does, and be sure to reinforce key words with repetition.

Read more and see examples on how to properly set field descriptions by heading over to: Field descriptions for DeltaV ↗ī¸ guide.

Tasks and Subtasks

Tasks and Subtasks are different, but have strong similarities. A Task is an agent that would respond to a user, or be accessible in DeltaV. Similarly, a subtask can respond to a user or DeltaV, however, a subtask provides secondary services which likely need additional context or information to carry out that task. DeltaV in this case could see that a task can be fulfilled by executing a subtask; DeltaV will contact the subtask which may or may not require gaining context from the user.

For instance:

  • A Task may be an agent that returns your current bank balance.
  • A Subtask may be an agent that returns your current bank balance in another currency.
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Check out the Using News API to build network of tasks and subtasks in Agentverse ↗ī¸ for further examples and information on tasks and subtasks.

Retrieve your service on DeltaV

Head over to DeltaV ↗ī¸ (opens in a new tab) and sign in.

You will need to type in the service you are looking for. You could also enable Advanced Options: you can then select the Service Group and the Large Language Model (LLM) personality.

Once you are ready, click on Start button and follow the instructions within the chat!

Service registration examples

For further information and examples on how to register an agent within the Services section and make it discoverable on DeltaV, check our dedicated resources:

For any additional questions, the Team is waiting for you on Discord ↗ī¸ (opens in a new tab) and Telegram ↗ī¸ (opens in a new tab) channels.

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