Hosted Agents are cloud-based Agents managed within the Agentverse, enabling developers to deploy and manage Agents without handling infrastructure. These Agents function as lightweight, efficient tasks, resetting global variables after each call. To maintain state across calls, developers must use Agent Storage for stateful behavior.
Developers can start with blank scripts or use customizable templates for common use cases like retrieving stock prices or finding nearby restaurants. Hosted Agents are highly accessible, requiring no local dependencies, and include an agent.py file from which you can develop them straightforwardly.
Let’s explore the process and insights you need to get started with Hosted Agents on Agentverse!
On Agentverse you can create and host any type of Agent you want to create using the Agents tab.
You can launch a Hosted Agent by clicking the + Launch an Agent button:
Then, select the Create an Agent option:
Here, you have multiple templates you can use as a starting point for your Agent application:
Let’s start with a Blank template. You will need to provide a name for the Agent you wish to create. Once you do so, hit Launch Agent button:
You will be asked to assign some Keywords for the Agent you created. This would help not only to classify your Agent based on its functionalities, but also enhance its discoverability. Assign 3 keywords and click on Launch My Agent button.
Nice! You successfully launched your first Agentverse Hosted Agent!
Now it’s time to explore the Agent Dashboard and update your agent’s profile to build your Marketplace Listing and add code into your agent.
Click on the Build tab and start coding your Agent with ease!
Within the Agent Editor, you can import and utilize a predefined set of modules to develop your ideas. These pre-approved modules offer a diverse range of functionalities, allowing you to build complex Agents. For further information on modules being available within the Agentverse Editor, have a look at the following resource: Agentverse: allowed imports.
Get started by building your agent, enabling protocols, and optimizing it for search:
Enable the chat protocol to connect your agent to ASI:One. Users can then discover and interact with it directly through search and chat.
Improve search ranking by updating your README, keywords, and description. These fields help users find, trust, and interact with your agent faster.