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The fastest way to use Aomi is the aomi command in your terminal. It ships in the @aomi-labs/client package, talks to a running Aomi backend, and lets you chat, simulate, and sign transactions without writing any code.

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Install

After a global install, run every command as aomi <command>.

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Verify

Check the version, then send your first prompt.
If you get a price back, the install works and you are talking to the backend.

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Try a trade

A trade is a short, three part loop: chat to build the transaction, simulate it, then sign it. Pass --public-key so the agent knows your wallet address and can build the transaction.
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Chat to queue the transaction

When the agent needs a signature, the request is queued locally as tx-1.
2

List pending transactions

You see tx-1 with its destination, value, and chain.
3

Simulate before you sign

This runs the transaction on a forked chain so you see the outcome before any funds move.
4

Sign and submit

The CLI signs, submits, prints the hash, and tells the backend.
That is the whole flow. For the full command surface, see the CLI reference. For how a trade moves from prompt to onchain, see Trade execution.
You can now use Aomi from your terminal: chat with the agent, simulate transactions, and sign them.

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Next steps

Build your own App

Scaffold an Agentic Application with the Rust SDK and ship it.

Trade by chat

Learn the full trade flow: swaps, transfers, and simulation.

Add the chat widget

Drop the Aomi chat widget into a frontend.
Last modified on June 4, 2026