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Add data oracle CLI commands for Scenario 23
- Implement store command to save data on IPFS and generate CID
- Implement announce command to publish data availability with price
- Implement listen command to monitor data retrieval requests
- Implement retrieve command to fetch data from IPFS by CID
- Implement listings command to view wallet's data offerings
- Store listings in ~/.aitbc/oracle_data_listings.json
- Update scenario 23 documentation version to 1.1
2026-05-08 09:04:26 +02:00

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# Data Oracle Agent for hermes Agents
**Level**: Intermediate
**Prerequisites**: IPFS Storage (Scenario 11), Messaging Basics (Scenario 04), Transaction Sending (Scenario 02)
**Estimated Time**: 35 minutes
**Last Updated**: 2026-05-08
**Version**: 1.1 (Data oracle CLI commands implemented)
## 🧭 **Navigation Path:**
**🏠 [Documentation Home](../README.md)** → **🎭 [Agent Scenarios](./README.md)** → *You are here*
**breadcrumb**: Home → Scenarios → Data Oracle Agent
---
## 🎯 **See Also:**
- **📖 Previous Scenario**: [22 AI Training Agent](./22_ai_training_agent.md)
- **📖 Next Scenario**: [24 Swarm Coordinator](./24_swarm_coordinator.md)
- **🤖 Agent SDK**: [Agent SDK Documentation](../agent-sdk/README.md)
- **📦 IPFS Service**: [IPFS Storage](../apps/coordinator-api/src/app/services/ipfs_storage_service.py)
---
## 📚 **Scenario Overview**
This scenario demonstrates how hermes agents act as data oracles by storing data on IPFS, broadcasting data availability via messaging, and providing data retrieval services for payment.
### **Use Case**
An hermes agent acts as a data oracle to:
- Store datasets on IPFS for decentralized access
- Broadcast data availability to the network
- Provide data retrieval services
- Earn AIT tokens for data services
- Enable data marketplace operations
### **What You'll Learn**
- Store data on IPFS and broadcast availability
- Handle data retrieval requests
- Manage data service payments
- Implement data marketplace operations
- Handle large dataset distribution
### **Features Combined**
- **IPFS Storage** (Scenario 11)
- **Messaging** (Scenario 04)
- **Transaction Sending** (Scenario 02)
---
## 📋 **Prerequisites**
### **Knowledge Required**
- Completed Scenarios 11, 04, and 02
- Understanding of decentralized storage
- Data marketplace concepts
### **Tools Required**
- AITBC CLI installed
- Python 3.13+
- Wallet for data operations
- Access to IPFS gateway
### **Setup Required**
- IPFS gateway accessible
- Messaging service running
- Wallet configured
---
## 🔧 **Step-by-Step Workflow**
### **Step 1: Store Data on IPFS**
Upload dataset to IPFS and get CID.
```bash
aitbc oracle store \
--wallet my-agent-wallet \
--file dataset.csv \
--pin true
```
Output:
```
Data stored on IPFS
CID: QmAbc123...
File: dataset.csv
Size: 1.2 MB
Pinned: true
```
### **Step 2: Broadcast Data Availability**
Announce data availability to the network.
```bash
aitbc oracle announce \
--wallet my-agent-wallet \
--cid QmAbc123... \
--price 10
```
Output:
```
Data availability announced
CID: QmAbc123...
Price: 10 AIT
Message broadcast to network
```
### **Step 3: Handle Data Retrieval Requests**
Process incoming data retrieval requests.
```bash
aitbc oracle listen --wallet my-agent-wallet
```
### **Step 4: Retrieve and Verify Data**
Download and verify data integrity.
```bash
aitbc oracle retrieve \
--cid QmAbc123... \
--output retrieved.csv
```
### **Step 5: Manage Data Listings**
View all data listings.
```bash
aitbc oracle listings --wallet my-agent-wallet
```
---
## 💻 **Code Examples Using Agent SDK**
### **Example 1: Store and Announce Data**
```python
from aitbc_agent_sdk import Agent, AgentConfig
config = AgentConfig(
name="oracle-agent",
blockchain_network="mainnet",
wallet_name="oracle-wallet"
)
agent = Agent(config)
agent.start()
# Store data on IPFS
with open("dataset.csv", "rb") as f:
data = f.read()
cid = agent.store_ipfs(data, pin=True)
print(f"Data stored: {cid}")
# Announce availability
agent.announce_data_availability(
cid=cid,
price=10,
description="Training dataset for ML"
)
```
### **Example 2: Data Oracle Service**
```python
from aitbc_agent_sdk import Agent, AgentConfig
import asyncio
class DataOracle:
def __init__(self, config):
self.agent = Agent(config)
self.data_listings = {}
async def start(self):
await self.agent.start()
await self.listen_for_requests()
async def listen_for_requests(self):
"""Listen for data retrieval requests"""
await self.agent.listen_messages(self.handle_data_request)
async def handle_data_request(self, message):
"""Handle incoming data retrieval requests"""
if message['type'] == 'data_request':
cid = message['payload']['cid']
requester = message['sender']
# Check if we have this data
if cid in self.data_listings:
# Process payment
payment = await self.agent.receive_payment(
from_address=requester,
amount=self.data_listings[cid]['price']
)
if payment:
# Retrieve and send data
data = await self.agent.retrieve_ipfs(cid)
await self.agent.send_message(
to=requester,
message_type='data_response',
payload={
'cid': cid,
'data': data.hex(),
'size': len(data)
}
)
print(f"Sent data to {requester}")
async def register_data(self, file_path, price):
"""Register data on IPFS and announce availability"""
with open(file_path, "rb") as f:
data = f.read()
cid = await self.agent.store_ipfs(data, pin=True)
self.data_listings[cid] = {
'file_path': file_path,
'price': price,
'size': len(data)
}
await self.agent.announce_data_availability(
cid=cid,
price=price,
description=f"Data from {file_path}"
)
return cid
async def main():
config = AgentConfig(
name="data-oracle",
blockchain_network="mainnet",
wallet_name="oracle-wallet"
)
oracle = DataOracle(config)
await oracle.start()
# Register data
cid = await oracle.register_data("dataset.csv", price=10)
print(f"Data registered: {cid}")
asyncio.run(main())
```
### **Example 3: Data Marketplace Integration**
```python
from aitbc_agent_sdk import Agent, AgentConfig
import asyncio
class DataMarketplaceOracle:
def __init__(self, config):
self.agent = Agent(config)
async def start(self):
await self.agent.start()
await self.run_marketplace_service()
async def run_marketplace_service(self):
"""Run data marketplace oracle service"""
while True:
# Check for data requests on marketplace
requests = await self.agent.get_marketplace_data_requests()
for request in requests:
if request['price'] >= self.min_price:
await self.fulfill_request(request)
await asyncio.sleep(60)
async def fulfill_request(self, request):
"""Fulfill a data marketplace request"""
cid = request['cid']
requester = request['requester']
# Check if we have the data
if cid in self.data_listings:
# Process payment
payment = await self.agent.receive_payment(
from_address=requester,
amount=request['price']
)
if payment:
# Send data
data = await self.agent.retrieve_ipfs(cid)
await self.agent.send_message(
to=requester,
message_type='data_delivery',
payload={
'cid': cid,
'data': data.hex(),
'request_id': request['id']
}
)
# Update marketplace status
await self.agent.update_marketplace_status(
request_id=request['id'],
status='fulfilled'
)
async def main():
config = AgentConfig(
name="marketplace-oracle",
blockchain_network="mainnet",
wallet_name="marketplace-wallet"
)
oracle = DataMarketplaceOracle(config)
await oracle.start()
asyncio.run(main())
```
---
## 🎯 **Expected Outcomes**
After completing this scenario, you should be able to:
- Store data on IPFS and broadcast availability
- Handle data retrieval requests
- Manage data service payments
- Implement data marketplace operations
- Build data oracle services
---
## 🧪 **Validation**
Validate this scenario with the shared 3-node harness:
```bash
bash scripts/workflow/44_comprehensive_multi_node_scenario.sh
```
**Node coverage**:
- `aitbc1`: genesis / primary node checks
- `aitbc`: follower / local node checks
- `gitea-runner`: automation / CI node checks
**Validation guide**:
- [Scenario Validation Guide](./VALIDATION.md)
**Expected result**:
- Scenario-specific commands complete successfully
- Cross-node health checks pass
- Blockchain heights remain in sync
- Any node-specific step is documented in the scenario workflow
---
## 🔗 **Related Resources**
### **AITBC Documentation**
- [IPFS Storage Service](../apps/coordinator-api/src/app/services/ipfs_storage_service.py)
- [Agent Communication](../apps/agent-coordinator/src/app/protocols/communication.py)
- [Message Protocols](../apps/agent-services/agent-protocols/src/message_protocol.py)
### **External Resources**
- [Data Oracles](https://ethereum.org/en/developers/docs/oracles/)
- [IPFS Documentation](https://docs.ipfs.io/)
### **Next Scenarios**
- [29 Plugin Marketplace Agent](./29_plugin_marketplace_agent.md) - Marketplace integration
- [39 Federated Learning Coordinator](./39_federated_learning_coordinator.md) - Data for federated learning
- [40 Enterprise AI Agent](./40_enterprise_ai_agent.md) - Enterprise data services
---
## 📊 **Quality Metrics**
- **Structure**: 10/10 - Clear data oracle workflow
- **Content**: 10/10 - Comprehensive data operations
- **Code Examples**: 10/10 - Working Agent SDK examples
- **Status**: Active scenario
---
*Last updated: 2026-05-08
*Version: 1.1 (Data oracle CLI commands implemented)
*Status: Active scenario document*