OSIRIS
  • OSIRIS
  • DISCLAIMER
  • Abstract
  • Vision
    • Inspiration
    • Acute Market Needs Addressed
    • A Robust and Adaptive Software Architecture
    • A Decentralized, Self-Organizing Cooperative
    • The Osiris Foundation
  • The Osiris Platform
    • Overview of the Osiris Beta Platform
    • The Osiris Daemon and Wrapping Services
    • The Osiris Registry
    • Scalable Payments with the Multi-Party Escrow and Channels
    • The Marketplace DApp
      • Service Listing
      • Service Execution
    • Developer Support Tools: CLI and SDK
      • For Service Providers: The Command Line Interface
        • How the CLI Works
        • Service Registration and Deployment Workflow
      • For Service Consumers: Software Development Kit
    • Future Improvements
      • Complex Service Interactions: Service Ontology and the API of APIs
    • Reputation System
      • Reputation System Concept
      • Reputation System Options
      • Reputation “Liquid Rank” Algorithm
      • Reputation Police
    • AI Infrastructure as a Service
    • Deployment in Robots and Embedded Devices
    • Blockchain Agnosticism
      • Reputation-Based Consensus
    • Incremental Improvements to Current Components
  • Democratic Governance
    • Reputation and Stake-based Voting
    • Transitioning to Full Democracy
    • Decisions regarding Benefit Tasks
  • High-Level AI Services
    • Summary
      • The Need for AI Solutions
      • What Do We Mean by AI Services?
      • Higher-level AI Services Help Drive Growth
    • AI Services Provided by the Osiris Foundation
      • Network Analysis
        • Motivation
        • Examples of Applications
        • Osiris Simulation
          • Social Media
      • Social Robotics
        • Motivation
        • Examples of Applications
        • Plan
        • Services
        • Mind-Modeling and Loving AI Development
        • Social Cognition with Deep Recurrent Neural Networks
      • Bio-data Analytics
        • Motivation
        • Examples of Applications
        • Services
      • Probabilistic Graphical Models and Serious Games
  • Osiris AI R&D Overview
    • Introduction
    • AI Architectures and Algorithms
      • Symbolic Learning and Reasoning
        • Scalable, General Probabilistic Logic
        • Integration of Probabilistic Evolutionary Program Learning and Inference
        • Pattern Mining in Logical Hypergraphs
        • Guiding Inference with Nonlinear Attention Allocation
      • Integrative Genomics as a Case Study for Integrative AI
      • Neural-Symbolic Integration for Semantic Computer Vision
        • Visual Reasoning
  • Developing Virtual Reality Games
    • A User-Generated Content Ecosystem
    • Blockchain Gaming with NFTs
    • What is OSR and what is it used for?
    • What do we plan next?
    • Associated challenges and risks
  • Future goal
  • Osiris Platform
    • Mission
    • Game Overview
    • New territory and the LANDS Map
    • Avatar
    • Osiris
    • OSR Stakeholders
    • Benefits
  • Market Overview
    • Gaming Creator Market
    • Creator Market
    • Player Market
    • Market Solution
  • Roadmap
    • Previous Milestones
  • Platform
    • Gameplay Experience
    • Map - LANDS
    • ASSETS Marketplace
    • 3DSENSE
  • Economy
    • Tokenomics
    • Initial Exchange Offering
    • Other Dynamics
  • Technology
    • Future Technology Integrations
    • Multiple Class Fungible Token (MCFT)
      • Interoperability
      • Meta Transactions
    • Technology Solution Breakdown
    • Program Agents
    • Game Engine
    • Wallets
    • Security
  • The Team
    • Core Team
    • Advisors
    • Services Providers
  • CONCLUSION
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  1. The Osiris Platform
  2. Developer Support Tools: CLI and SDK
  3. For Service Providers: The Command Line Interface

How the CLI Works

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The CLI requires and connects to four critical components:

● User identity management. Involves user registration, managing identities and sessions, and locking/unlocking accounts for transacting with the blockchain. This component is local to the machine where the CLI is run.

● Daemon. Sidecar proxy. Communicates to servers hosting AI services.

● Registry contract. Deals with organizations, members, services, types, and tags.

● MPE contract. Sends and receives funds and manages other functions related to payment channels; e.g., closing a channel or extending its expiry date

Figure 8. How the CLI works