SonicHub Technical Documentation

Overview

SonicHub is a multi-agent DeFi, Gaming, NFT & Social platform built on the Sonic Mainnet. It leverages autonomous agents to facilitate various AI operations, aiming to provide users with efficient and seamless blockchain interaction.

Features

• AI-Powered Simplicity: Natural language interface makes blockchain easy to use.
• Multi-Agent Coordination: Each agent specializes in a function while seamlessly interacting.
• Optimized for Sonic SVM Mainnet: Faster transactions, lower fees, and secure smart contract execution.
• Built with Sonic Agent Kit: Enables intelligent task execution, cross-agent communication, and modular scalability.

Here is a comprehensive list of all agents on SonicHub, categorized into Core Agents, NFT & Token Agents, Gaming Agents, and Analysis Agents with their details, capabilities, and usage examples.

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1️⃣ Core Agents

These agents handle fundamental blockchain operations such as wallet management, trading, transfers, and liquidity provisioning.

📌 Wallet Agent

• Description: Retrieves wallet information including balance, transaction history, and network status.
• Capabilities:
  • Fetch real-time balances of supported tokens.
  • Display transaction history and network status.
  • Show gas fees and wallet activity.
• Example Usage:
  • "Show my wallet balance."
  • "What’s my transaction history?"

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📌 Trading Agent

• Description: Executes decentralized trades on supported DEXs, finding optimal swap routes.
• Capabilities:
  • Swap tokens across multiple DEXs.
  • Execute limit and market orders.
  • Find the best available trading rates.
• Example Usage:
  • "Swap 2 SONIC for USDC at the best rate."
  • "Show me the best price to swap SOL for USDT."

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📌 Transfer Agent

• Description: Facilitates seamless on-chain asset transfers, including gasless transactions.
• Capabilities:
  • Send tokens to any address.
  • Execute batch transfers.
  • Enable gasless USDC transfers.
• Example Usage:
  • "Send 100 USDC to 0x123…abc."
  • "Transfer 5 SONIC to another wallet."

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📌 Liquidity Agent

• Description: Provides liquidity management tools for DeFi protocols.
• Capabilities:
  • Add/remove liquidity in liquidity pools.
  • Track and optimize yield farming strategies.
  • Manage LP token staking.
• Example Usage:
  • "Add 10 SONIC and 1000 USDC to a liquidity pool."
  • "Show my LP token holdings."

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📌 Bridging Agent

• Description: Facilitates cross-chain asset transfers between networks.
• Capabilities:
  • Bridge assets between Sonic SVM Mainnet and other chains.
  • Optimize bridging routes for lower fees.
  • Display bridge transaction history.
• Example Usage:
  • "Bridge 50 USDT from Ethereum to Sonic SVM."
  • "What’s the fastest route to bridge SOL?"

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2️⃣ NFT & Token Agents

These agents help users create, manage, and interact with NFTs and tokens.

📌 Deploy NFT Agent

• Description: Deploys NFT collections using Sonic SVM Mainnet and Metaplex.
• Capabilities:
  • Launch NFT collections with custom metadata.
  • Set royalty and minting rules.
  • Manage on-chain attributes.
• Example Usage:
  • "Create an NFT collection named Sonic Creatures."
  • "Set 10% royalties on my NFT collection."

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📌 Mint NFT Agent

• Description: Allows users to mint NFTs from existing collections.
• Capabilities:
  • Mint single or batch NFTs.
  • Customize attributes and metadata.
  • Transfer NFTs to other addresses.
• Example Usage:
  • "Mint 3 NFTs from my collection."
  • "Transfer my minted NFT to another wallet."

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📌 Deploy Token Agent

• Description: Helps users create and manage custom fungible tokens.
• Capabilities:
  • Deploy new ERC-20 or SPL tokens.
  • Set initial supply, tokenomics, and minting rules.
  • Enable token burning or governance features.
• Example Usage:
  • "Create a token named SONIC with a 1M supply."
  • "Enable token staking rewards on my token."

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📌 Token Locker Agent

• Description: Locks tokens for vesting, liquidity, or security purposes.
• Capabilities:
  • Lock tokens for a set duration.
  • Create vesting schedules for investors.
  • Secure team allocations in smart contracts.
• Example Usage:
  • "Lock 500,000 tokens for 12 months."
  • "Set up a vesting schedule for my project."

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3️⃣ Gaming Agents

These agents facilitate blockchain gaming operations on Sonic SVM Mainnet.

📌 GamePad Agent

• Description: Launches blockchain games on Sonic SVM with integrated smart contracts.
• Capabilities:
  • Deploy game contracts on Sonic SVM.
  • Set up in-game NFT rewards and token utilities.
  • Enable on-chain transactions for in-game items.
• Example Usage:
  • "Launch my new RPG game on Sonic SVM."
  • "Enable token staking in my game."

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📌 GameHub Agent

• Description: Tracks and ranks players on gaming leaderboards using on-chain data.
• Capabilities:
  • Display real-time player rankings.
  • Fetch on-chain game statistics.
  • Show game participation history.
• Example Usage:
  • "Show me the top players in the racing game."
  • "Who won the last tournament on Sonic SVM?"

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4️⃣ Analysis Agents

These agents provide blockchain data insights and market intelligence.

📌 Token Analysis Agent

• Description: Provides token market data and analytics.
• Capabilities:
  • Show token price history and market cap.
  • Track liquidity and trading volume.
  • Provide sentiment analysis on price movements.
• Example Usage:
  • "Show me the 7-day price chart for SOL."
  • "What’s the 24-hour trading volume of ETH?"

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📌 Knowledge Agent

• Description: Offers educational content on DeFi, NFTs, and blockchain concepts.
• Capabilities:
  • Explain blockchain terminologies.
  • Provide interactive learning guides.
  • Fetch blockchain documentation.
• Example Usage:
  • "Explain how yield farming works."
  • "Give me a guide on using liquidity pools."

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📌 Social Agent

• Description: Aggregates sentiment analysis and trends from social media.
• Capabilities:
  • Scan Twitter, Reddit, and Discord for blockchain discussions.
  • Analyze sentiment trends on specific tokens.
  • Identify upcoming projects and trends.
• Example Usage:
  • "What’s the latest sentiment on $SONIC?"
  • "Which new gaming tokens are trending?"

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Installation

To set up SonicHub locally, follow these steps:

1. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/UncleTom29/sonic-hub.git
   cd sonic-hub

2. Install Dependencies:

   Ensure you have Node.js and Yarn installed. Then, run:

   yarn install

3. Configure the Environment:

   Set up necessary environment variables. Refer to the tsconfig.json and tailwind.config.ts files for configuration details.

4. Run the Application:

   Start the development server:

   yarn start

   The application should now be accessible at http://localhost:3000.

Usage

Once the application is running, users can interact with various DeFi services provided by SonicHub. The multi-agent system autonomously manages tasks such as asset management, trading, and more.

Contributing

Contributions to SonicHub are welcome. To contribute:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a new branch for your feature or bugfix.
3. Commit your changes with clear messages.
4. Push your branch and open a Pull Request.

Ensure that your code adheres to the project's coding standards and includes necessary tests.

License

SonicHub is licensed under the MIT License. For more details, refer to the LICENSE file.

Contact

For questions or support, please open an issue in the GitHub repository.