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Eliza

Edit the character files

Open src/character.ts to modify the default character. Uncomment and edit.

Custom characters

To load custom characters instead:

Use pnpm start --characters="path/to/your/character.json"
Multiple character files can be loaded simultaneously

Add clients

# in character.ts
clients: [Clients.TWITTER, Clients.DISCORD],

# in character.json
clients: ["twitter", "discord"]

Duplicate the .env.example template

cp .env.example .env

* Fill out the .env file with your own values.

Add login credentials and keys to .env

DISCORD_APPLICATION_ID="discord-application-id"
DISCORD_API_TOKEN="discord-api-token"
...
OPENROUTER_API_KEY="sk-xx-xx-xxx"
...
TWITTER_USERNAME="username"
TWITTER_PASSWORD="password"
TWITTER_EMAIL="[email protected]"

Install dependencies and start your agent

pnpm i && pnpm start

Note: this requires node to be at least version 22 when you install packages and run the agent.

Run with Docker

Build and run Docker Compose (For x86_64 architecture)

Edit the docker-compose.yaml file with your environment variables

services:
    eliza:
        environment:
            - OPENROUTER_API_KEY=blahdeeblahblahblah

Run the image

docker compose up

Build the image with Mac M-Series or aarch64

Make sure docker is running.

# The --load flag ensures the built image is available locally
docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64 -t eliza-starter:v1 --load .

Edit the docker-compose-image.yaml file with your environment variables

services:
    eliza:
        environment:
            - OPENROUTER_API_KEY=blahdeeblahblahblah

Run the image

docker compose -f docker-compose-image.yaml up

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Eliza

Edit the character files

Custom characters

Add clients

Duplicate the .env.example template

Add login credentials and keys to .env

Install dependencies and start your agent

Run with Docker

Build and run Docker Compose (For x86_64 architecture)

Edit the docker-compose.yaml file with your environment variables

Run the image

Build the image with Mac M-Series or aarch64

Edit the docker-compose-image.yaml file with your environment variables

Run the image

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