After launching Gitpod, configure the following in your .env
file:
- EVM Wallet Setup
- Set
EVM_PRIVATE_KEY
to your test wallet private key (NEVER use a production wallet!)
- Set
- AI Model Configuration
- Set
OPENROUTER_API_KEY
- Generate one at OpenRouter - Set
OPENROUTER_MODEL
- Choose a model likegoogle/gemini-2.0-flash-exp:free
for no-cost usageNote: If you don't have credits in your OpenRouter account, stick with the free models.
- Set
- Character Configuration
- The default
modelProvider
inInteNetHelper.character.json
is set toopenrouter
- The default
pnpm run start:debug --character="InteNetHelper.character.json"
- In Gitpod, navigate to the
PORTS
tab at the bottom of the screen - Find port 3000 in the list, right-click and select "Make Public"
- Copy the generated URL (it will look like
https://3000-xxxxx.ws-usXXX.gitpod.io
)
- Open https://client.eliza101.xyz in your browser
- In the configuration settings, paste the public Gitpod URL you copied earlier
- Click "Connect" to establish communication with your Eliza instance
The InteNet plugin allows you to:
- Launch new tokens on EVM chains
- Purchase tokens using the InteNet protocol
- Manage token interactions across multiple blockchains
- "Launch a new token called MyToken with ticker MTK on sepolia for 0x1234..."
- "Purchase 10 INT worth of tokens at 0x1234..."
- InteNet Plugin: For comprehensive documentation on the InteNet Protocol and plugin features, visit the InteNet Plugin Repository.
- Eliza Platform: To learn more about Eliza's architecture, capabilities, and available plugins, refer to the official Eliza documentation.
- If you encounter issues with token transactions, ensure your EVM wallet has sufficient funds for gas fees.
- For plugin-specific errors, check the console logs in your Gitpod terminal.
- Join the dForce Network Discord for community support and updates.