This page is all about AI Agents. We have prepared a way for you to use our documentation as training data which can be seen below, or continue to learn about developing AI Agents on Story.

Train on Our Docs

Looking to feed our docs into your AI Agent so it can use it as training data? Check out this file, which contains all of our docs in one combined .md file.

Read the Whitepaper

Read our Agent TCP/IP whitepaper, which defines an agent-to-agent transaction system to enable a future of AGI.

Developing an Agent

Below are details on how to:

Register an AI Agent as IP
Add License Terms to your AI Agent
Register Your Agent's Outputs as IP

Registering an Agent

Example Agent

View an example Agent named Benjamin, registered on our explorer, here.

In order to register an AI Agent (or any IP) on Story, follow the How to Register IP on Story tutorial. The only difference for AI Agents is how you structure your IP Metadata, which should follow the IPA Metadata Standard.

Here is an example of what the IP Metadata should look like for your AI Agent (using Benjamin as an example):

{
  title: "Benjamin",
  description: "Benjamin is the official mascot of Unleash Protocol and the First IPFi AI Agent.",
  ipType: "AI Agent",
  creators: [
    {
      name: "Unleash Protocol",
      address: "0xBBE1725E1Fef9C2C20Ac6CB984bB0E970Ab18aa9",
      contributionPercent: 100,
      description: "Benjamin is the official mascot of Unleash Protocol and the First IPFi AI Agent.",
      socialMedia: [{ platform: "twitter", url: "https://x.com/BenjaminOnIP" }]
    }
  ],
  tags: ["Benjamin", "Unleash Protocol", "Story", "AI Agent", "IPFI"],
}

Adding Terms to your AI Agent

Upon registering your AI Agent, you can add license terms to it. However you can add more license terms to your AI Agent afterwards as well. Here is an example of how you attach commercial license terms to your agnet using the SDK:

import { LicenseTerms } from '@story-protocol/core-sdk';

const commercialRemixTerms: LicenseTerms = {
  transferable: true,
  royaltyPolicy: RoyaltyPolicyLAP, // insert RoyaltyPolicyLAP address from https://docs.story.foundation/docs/deployed-smart-contracts
  defaultMintingFee: BigInt(0),
  expiration: BigInt(0),
  commercialUse: true,
  commercialAttribution: true,
  commercializerChecker: zeroAddress,
  commercializerCheckerData: zeroAddress,
  commercialRevShare: 50, // can claim 50% of derivative revenue
  commercialRevCeiling: BigInt(0),
  derivativesAllowed: true,
  derivativesAttribution: true,
  derivativesApproval: false,
  derivativesReciprocal: true,
  derivativeRevCeiling: BigInt(0),
  currency: SUSD, // insert SUSD address from https://docs.story.foundation/docs/deployed-smart-contracts
  uri: '',
}

const response = await client.ipAsset.registerPilTermsAndAttach({
  ipId: '0x4c1f8c1035a8cE379dd4ed666758Fb29696CF721', // the ipId of your AI Agent
  terms: [commercialRemixTerms],
  txOptions: { waitForTransaction: true },
})
console.log(`License Terms ${response.licenseTermsId} attached to IP Asset.`)

Registering your Agent's Outputs

In the same way you registered your AI Agent on Story, you can register its outputs as well. For example, if you agent produces images and you want to register your image, follow the How to Register IP on Story tutorial.