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@ -107,11 +107,13 @@ try calling the GitHub.SetStarred tool with a message like "Star the arcade-ai r
Chatting with Arcade Engine at https://api.arcade.dev
User sam@arcade.dev: (/? for help)
User sam@arcade.dev:
star the arcadeai/arcade-ai repo
Assistant:
Thanks for authorizing the action! Sending your request...
Assistant (gpt-4o):
Assistant:
I have successfully starred the repository arcadeai/arcade-ai for you.
```
@ -119,8 +121,8 @@ If Arcade already hosts the tools you need to build your agent, you
can navigate to the [Quickstart](https://docs.arcade.dev/home/quickstart) to
learn how to call tools programmatically in Python, Typescript, or HTTP.
However, if not, you can start building your own tools and use them through Arcade
benefitting from all the same features (like auth) that the cloud hosted tools have.
You can also build your own tools with the SDK and deploy them in one command
on Arcade Cloud
## Build LLM Tools with Arcade SDK
@ -181,7 +183,7 @@ To create a new toolkit, you can use the `arcade new` command. This will create
2. **Install your new toolkit:**
```bash
# make sure you have python and poetry installed
# make sure you have python installed
python --version
# install your new toolkit
@ -191,7 +193,10 @@ To create a new toolkit, you can use the `arcade new` command. This will create
This will install the toolkit in your local python environment using poetry.
3. **Show the tools in the template Toolkit:**
The template is meant to be customized so feel free to change anything about the structure,
package management, linting, etc.
4. **Show the tools in the template Toolkit:**
```bash
# show the tools in Mytoolkit
@ -216,6 +221,9 @@ The `worker.toml` file created in the directory where you ran `arcade new` will
In that directory, run the following command to deploy your toolkit:
```bash
# from inside the mytoolkit dir
cd ../
arcade deploy
```