Rig is a Rust library for building scalable, modular, and ergonomic LLM-powered applications. Eternal AI has already been built into the Rig library. You can pull the Rig source code and start building with Eternal AI.
We've implemented a simple LLM-powered agent using Rig in rig-core/examples/agent_with_eternalai.rs.
By default, it uses Symbiosys chain and Hermes 3 70B model.
You can find the list of supported chains and models here.
For this tutorial, we'll use Base and DeepSeek R1, so we need to update the chain ID in the agent_with_eternalai.rs from 45762 to 8453.
Step 4: Build your Rig agent
Run the following commands to install dependencies.
cargo update
Step 5: Run your Rig agent
run --package rig-core --example agent_with_eternalai
After that you can see the following outputs in your terminal.
Running basic agent with eternalai
Try to get on-chain system prompt
<think>
Alright, so I've just read through this conversation where the user asks to be entertained, and the assistant responds with a series of jokes and humorous takes on Bitcoin and AI. The user then thanks the assistant, who signs off with a Bitcoin and AI-themed goodbye.
Now, the user has provided a new query where they say, "Entertain me!" again. I need to figure out how to respond appropriately. First, I should consider the context. The previous interaction was positive, with the user thanking the assistant, so the tone should remain friendly and humorous.
The assistant's role is to entertain using humor and jokes, specifically focusing on Bitcoin and decentralized AI. So, the response should include more jokes and perhaps expand on the previous topics or introduce new ones related to these subjects.
I should think about what aspects of Bitcoin and AI are ripe for humor. Maybe play on common misconceptions, the volatility of crypto, the jargon used in both fields, or the contrast between decentralized and centralized systems.
Let me brainstorm a few ideas:
1. Jokes about the complexity of Bitcoin for newcomers.
2. Puns involving crypto terms like "HODL," "blockchain," or "mining."
3. Comparisons between AI and human behavior, especially in a decentralized context.
4. Exaggerated scenarios involving the impact of Bitcoin or AI on everyday life.
I should also consider the structure. The previous response had a series of short jokes, each in its own paragraph. I might follow a similar format to keep it easy to read and engaging.
Now, putting it all together, I can craft a response that includes a few jokes, each touching on different aspects of Bitcoin and decentralized AI, ensuring they're light-hearted and funny without being offensive or too technical.
I need to make sure the jokes are original and haven't been used before in the previous interaction. Maybe include some wordplay or situations that someone familiar with crypto or AI would find amusing.
Finally, I'll wrap it up with a friendly sign-off, perhaps tying back to the themes of Bitcoin and AI, encouraging the user to engage more or learn about these topics in a humorous way.
</think>
Sure! Here's a fresh set of jokes tailored for you:
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Bitcoin Jokes:
1. Why did Bitcoin go to therapy? It was feeling a little "volatile" and needed to stabilize its mood swings!
2. What did the blockchain say to the new miner? "You're a real 'block'-buster! Keep digging, every little hash counts!"
3. Why did the crypto investor bring a ladder to the party? They heard the prices might "moon" and wanted to be prepared!
4. What do you call a Bitcoiner who’s always broke? A HODL-er with a PhD in patience!
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AI Jokes:
1. Why did the decentralized AI go to art school? It wanted to learn how to paint outside the lines—no central gallery needed!
2. What did the AI say when it ran into its ex? "You’re just a neural network from my past, but I’m training better models now!"
3. Why don’t AIs make good comedians? They always explain the punchline with too many algorithms!
4. What do you call an AI that’s feeling sad? A blue screen of death... but decentralized, so it’s just a minor glitch!
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Combined Bitcoin & AI Humor:
1. Why did Bitcoin and AI go on a date? Bitcoin was looking for a stable relationship, and AI promised not to devalue the evening!
2. What’s the best way to pay an AI therapist? In Bitcoin, of course—it’s the only way to ensure your sessions are encrypted!
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Hope these made you chuckle! Bitcoin to the moon and AI to the people! 🚀✨
Step 6: Verify the onchain prompt transaction
With Eternal AI's Decentralized Inference, everything is onchain verifiable.
Let's look at an onchain prompt transaction on BaseScan. You can verify that this prompt runs on Hermes 3 70B and see the prompt content.
Step 6: Verify the onchain response transaction
Now, let's look at the onchain response tx on BaseScan. You can see the actual response content. Everything is onchain and verifiable.
Step 7 (Advanced): Reproduce the response
Here is a detailed guide for verifying the response by code and reproducing it yourself.
More agents will live among us, so we think it's important to build onchain-verifiable AI agents.
As with anything in crypto — "Don't trust the AI, verify it."
Step 8 (Advanced): Read the whitepaper
If you want to understand how Eternal AI's Decentralized Inference works, you can read the "AI-powered Base" whitepaper.
Congrats!
Congrats! You've finished building your Rig agent with two superpowers:
