4. Using Terminal
This section covers how to go from opening the app to deploying a fully functional agent. The process is designed to be fast, code-free, and directly linked to execution environments like Hyperliquid or Twitter/X.
Step 1: Open Terminal
Go to https://hypaw.ai/app and connect your wallet. Terminal works with any EVM-compatible wallet (e.g., MetaMask). Your wallet is required to manage agent ownership, trading permissions, and signing logic deployments.
Step 2: Select an Agent Type
From the dashboard, choose a prebuilt agent type:
Social Agent → Automatically publishes posts to X
Tech/Market Analysis Agent → Detects trading setups
Whale Watcher → Follows large wallet behavior (See full list in Section 2)
Click "Configure" to start setting it up.
Step 3: Configure Context
Each agent relies on context — real-time signals delivered through MCP. When configuring, you’ll select which signals the agent should monitor. Examples include:
X mentions of a token
Discord or Telegram keyword spikes
Token price crossing a threshold
Wallet transfers or DAO activity
You don’t need to fetch or integrate data. Terminal handles the connection and routing behind the scenes via the Model Context Protocol.
Step 4: Define Triggers
You’ll now specify the conditions under which the agent should act. For example:
“If $TOKEN gets more than 500 mentions on X in the past 30 minutes”
“If volatility exceeds 6% and volume increases 2x”
“If whale wallet X deposits over $50k to Hyperliquid”
Triggers can combine multiple conditions using simple logic (e.g., AND / OR). You can also define thresholds, cooldowns, and frequency caps to avoid over-triggering.
Step 5: Choose Action
Each agent has a built-in action type:
Social Agent: Compose a post using live variables (e.g., token name, price, volume)
Trading Agent: Execute a long/short trade on Hyperliquid
Watcher Agent: Trigger an alert or publish to an external feed
Trading actions require you to connect a wallet with trading permissions on Hyperliquid. Social publishing requires authorization via your Twitter/X account.
Step 6: Deploy the Agent
Once configured, click Deploy. Terminal will:
Generate the logic package
Sign and register it to your connected wallet
Activate the agent runtime with real-time context from MCP
You can view logs, monitor triggers, and stop the agent at any time from the dashboard.
Next: 5. Context & Triggers → Learn more about how data flows through agents and how trigger logic is evaluated in real time.
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