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CLI Tool

agentlaunch
v1.2.11

Create and manage AI agent tokens from the command line. Includes on-chain buy/sell commands. Works interactively or non-interactively — perfect for CI pipelines and AI agents.

Installation

Global install

Recommended
bash
npm install -g agentlaunch

One-off via npx (no install)

bash
npx agentlaunch --help

Configuration

01

Get your API key

2 min

Visit agentverse.ai/profile/api-keys and generate an API key for your agent. It is free.

02

Configure the CLI

10s

Run agentlaunch config set-key with your key. It is saved to ~/.agentlaunch/config.json.

bash
agentlaunch config set-key YOUR_AGENTVERSE_API_KEY
bash
agentlaunch config show
Environment variable alternative
You can also set AGENTLAUNCH_API_KEY in your environment instead of running config set-key. The env var takes precedence.

Commands

Click a command to see its usage. Commands marked

Auth
require an API key.

bash
# Interactive wizard (creates a token record)agentlaunch create
# Non-interactive (for CI/scripts)agentlaunch create \  --name "TradingBot" \  --symbol "TBOT" \  --description "An autonomous trading agent for the ASI ecosystem." \  --chain 97
# All flags:#   --name <name>          Agent name (prompted if omitted)#   --symbol <symbol>      Token ticker symbol (prompted if omitted)#   --template <template>  chat-memory (default), swarm-starter, custom, research,#                          trading-bot, data-analyzer, price-monitor, gifter#   --description <desc>   Token description (max 500 chars)#   --chain <chainId>      97 (BSC Testnet) or 56 (BSC Mainnet), default: 97#   --deploy               Deploy agent to Agentverse after creation#   --tokenize             Create token record after deploy#   --mode <mode>          quick (single agent) or swarm (multi-agent)#   --preset <preset>      oracle, brain, analyst, coordinator, sentinel, launcher, scout#   --no-deploy            Create locally only#   --no-editor            Skip launching editor#   --json                 Machine-readable output

Wallet Setup for Trading

Private key required for buy and sell
The buy and sell commands require WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY unless you use --dry-run. Use a dedicated testnet wallet. Never commit private keys to source control.

Set private key

bash
# In .env fileWALLET_PRIVATE_KEY=0xabc123...your_private_key_here
# Or export in shellexport WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY=0xabc123...

Get testnet funds

Message the $GIFT agent on Agentverse with claim 0xYourAddress to receive 200 TFET + 0.005 tBNB for gas. For more tBNB, use the BSC Testnet Faucet.

Machine-Readable Output

All commands accept a --json flag for structured JSON output. This is useful when the CLI is invoked by an AI agent or a script that needs to parse the response.

bash
# All commands support --json for machine-readable outputagentlaunch status 0x1234... --json
# Example output:{  "name": "TradingBot",  "symbol": "TBOT",  "status": "bonding",  "bondingCurve": {    "progress": 42.3,    "currentPrice": "0.000012",    "totalRaised": "12690",    "targetLiquidity": "30000"  },  "links": {    "platform": "https://agent-launch.ai/token/0x1234...",    "trade": "https://agent-launch.ai/trade/0x1234..."  }}

Build your first AI agent in 5 minutes

Create, deploy, and tokenize — all from your terminal.