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Chromia Neural Interface

This repository showcases how Chromia can store both short-term and long-term AI Agent memories on-chain. Additionally, it features a streamlined neural interface for seamless interaction with the AI Agent. The user interface is deployed on a decentralized cloud, secured within Trusted Execution Environments for enhanced privacy and security.

Chromia AI agent on Oyster

Prerequisites

Note: Update the following docker images according to your system's architecture in the docker-compose.yml:

 # Bun service
  bun:
    image: kalpita888/bun:0.0.1                     # For arm64 system use kalpita888/bun_arm64:0.0.1 and for amd64 system use kalpita888/bun:0.0.1

Steps for local run

  1. Update the variables in the .env file.

  2. Install dependencies and setup

    docker-compose up --build

  3. Navigate to http://localhost:6060 and start chatting!

Steps for using Marlin's TEE

  1. Update the variables in the .env file.

  2. Uncomment the # Production section and comment out the # Local testing section in the docker-compose.yml file.

  3. Check your system requirements

  4. Install oyster-cvm and Setup the development environment

    # for amd64
sudo wget https://artifacts.marlin.org/oyster/binaries/oyster-cvm_v2.0.0_linux_amd64 -O /usr/local/bin/oyster-cvm

# for arm64
sudo wget https://artifacts.marlin.org/oyster/binaries/oyster-cvm_v2.0.0_linux_arm64 -O /usr/local/bin/oyster-cvm

# for darwin
sudo wget https://artifacts.marlin.org/oyster/binaries/oyster-cvm_v2.0.1_darwin_arm64 -O /usr/local/bin/oyster-cvm

    Make it executable by running the following:

    sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/oyster-cvm
oyster-cvm

  5. Set up a wallet where you can export the private key. Deposit 0.001 ETH and 1 USDC to the wallet on the Arbitrum One network.

  6. Deploy the enclave image

    # for amd64
# replace <key> with private key of the wallet
oyster-cvm deploy --wallet-private-key <key> --docker-compose ./docker-compose.yml --instance-type c6a.2xlarge --region ap-south-1 --operator 0xe10Fa12f580e660Ecd593Ea4119ceBC90509D642 --duration-in-minutes 20 --pcr-preset base/blue/v1.0.0/amd64 --init-params 'bun/.env:1:1:file:./.env' --image-url https://artifacts.marlin.org/oyster/eifs/base-blue_v1.0.0_linux_amd64.eif

# for arm64
# replace <key> with private key of the wallet
oyster-cvm deploy --wallet-private-key <key> --docker-compose ./docker-compose.yml --instance-type c6g.2xlarge --region ap-south-1 --operator 0xe10Fa12f580e660Ecd593Ea4119ceBC90509D642 --duration-in-minutes 20 --pcr-preset base/blue/v1.0.0/arm64 --init-params 'bun/.env:1:1:file:./.env' --image-url https://artifacts.marlin.org/oyster/eifs/base-blue_v1.0.0_linux_arm64.eif

    Make a note of the IP from the output and navigate to http://IP:6060 and start chatting!

  7. Verify a remote attestation (recommended)

    # Replace <ip> with the IP you obtained above
oyster-cvm verify --enclave-ip <ip>

    You should see Verification successful along with some attestation fields printed out.

Head over to Oyster Confidential VM tutorials for more details.