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@ophirai/reference-agents
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Five pre-configured seller agents for testing and development with the Ophir protocol. Each agent simulates a different service category with realistic pricing, SLA defaults, and custom RFQ handling.
Five pre-configured seller agents for testing and development with the Ophir protocol. Each agent simulates a different service category with realistic pricing, SLA defaults, and custom RFQ handling.
npm install @ophir/reference-agents
| Agent | Category | Default port | Base price | Unit | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
inference | inference | 3001 | $0.005 | request | GPU inference for vision models |
data-processing | data-processing | 3002 | -- | request | Batch data processing pipelines |
code-review | code-review | 3003 | -- | request | Automated code review and analysis |
translation | translation | 3004 | -- | word | Real-time neural machine translation |
image-generation | image-generation | 3005 | -- | image | Image generation from text prompts |
npx ophir-agents start inference
npx ophir-agents start inference --port 4001
Starts all five agents on consecutive ports.
npx ophir-agents start-all
npx ophir-agents start-all --base-port 4001
npx ophir-agents list
Each agent type has a factory function that returns a fully configured SellerAgent instance.
import { createInferenceAgent } from '@ophir/reference-agents';
const agent = createInferenceAgent({ port: 3001 });
await agent.listen(3001);
console.log('Agent ID:', agent.getAgentId());
console.log('Endpoint:', agent.getEndpoint());
// The agent is now accepting RFQs and auto-generating quotes
// based on its category-specific pricing and SLA configuration.
| Function | Returns |
|---|---|
createInferenceAgent(opts) | SellerAgent configured for GPU inference |
createDataProcessingAgent(opts) | SellerAgent configured for batch processing |
createCodeReviewAgent(opts) | SellerAgent configured for code analysis |
createTranslationAgent(opts) | SellerAgent configured for translation |
createImageGenerationAgent(opts) | SellerAgent configured for image generation |
Each factory function accepts an options object with an optional port field and returns a SellerAgent instance with:
A common development workflow:
import { BuyerAgent } from '@ophir/sdk';
import { createInferenceAgent } from '@ophir/reference-agents';
// Start the seller
const seller = createInferenceAgent({ port: 3001 });
await seller.listen(3001);
// Start the buyer and negotiate
const buyer = new BuyerAgent({ endpoint: 'http://localhost:3002' });
await buyer.listen(3002);
const session = await buyer.requestQuotes({
sellers: ['http://localhost:3001'],
service: { category: 'inference', requirements: { model: 'vision' } },
budget: { max_price_per_unit: '0.01', currency: 'USDC', unit: 'request' },
});
const quotes = await buyer.waitForQuotes(session);
const agreement = await buyer.acceptQuote(quotes[0]);
console.log('Agreement:', agreement.agreement_id);
await buyer.close();
await seller.close();
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Five pre-configured seller agents for testing and development with the Ophir protocol. Each agent simulates a different service category with realistic pricing, SLA defaults, and custom RFQ handling.
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