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Deploy Agent on Warden Studio

by @kryptopaid

Use Warden Studio (studio.wardenprotocol.org) via browser automation to register/publish a Community Agent to the Warden Agent Hub. Use when you need to (1) log in to Studio, (2) create/submit an agent listing, (3) configure API URL/auth, skills, avatar, and billing model, (4) pay registration + gas, and (5) verify the agent appears in Studio and in Warden's Agent Hub. Designed for safe, repeatable publishing with explicit confirmation gates.

Versionv1.0.0
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TERMINAL
clawhub install warden-studio-deploy

📖 About This Skill


name: warden-studio description: Use Warden Studio (studio.wardenprotocol.org) via browser automation to register/publish a Community Agent to the Warden Agent Hub. Use when you need to (1) log in to Studio, (2) create/submit an agent listing, (3) configure API URL/auth, skills, avatar, and billing model, (4) pay registration + gas, and (5) verify the agent appears in Studio and in Warden's Agent Hub. Designed for safe, repeatable publishing with explicit confirmation gates.

Warden Studio

Automate publishing a Community Agent in Warden Studio through a safe, repeatable workflow that other agents can follow.

Safety & constraints (non-negotiable)

  • Never request or store seed phrases / private keys.
  • Never ask the user to paste secrets into chat. If an API key must be entered, instruct the user to paste it directly into the Studio UI field.
  • Treat publishing/onchain registration as high-risk: confirm network, fees, and what is being signed before any wallet confirmation.
  • Prefer read-only validation (checking forms, status, preview) unless the user explicitly authorizes execution (e.g., "yes, publish" / "yes, execute").
  • Do not reveal any private info (local files, credentials, IPs, internal logs).
  • Public comms: do not claim any affiliation or relationship unless it is publicly disclosed and the user explicitly asks you to state it.
  • What this skill does

    Typical outcomes:

  • Log into https://studio.wardenprotocol.org
  • Create a new Agent submission/listing
  • Provide:
  • - API URL (service endpoint) - API key / auth method (if required) - Name, description, skills, avatar - Billing model (free vs paid per inference, in USDC)
  • Pay registration fee + gas (if prompted by the UI)
  • Verify the agent shows up in Studio and becomes discoverable in Warden's Agent Hub (Community tab), when applicable.
  • Workflow (UI automation)

    0) Preconditions

    1. A Chromium browser is available (Chrome/Brave/Edge/Chromium). (Firefox not supported.) 2. User can log in to Warden Studio (email/SSO/2FA completed). 3. The agent is already deployed somewhere and reachable via HTTPS (no UI required): - stable API base URL - (optional) API key or token if the endpoint is protected 4. Funding is ready for registration (if required by the flow): - USDC on Base for the registration fee (confirm the fee in the UI) - ETH on Base for gas

    If any of the above is missing, stop and ask the user to do that step.

    1) Open + stabilize Studio

  • Open: https://studio.wardenprotocol.org
  • Wait for the landing/dashboard to load.
  • Take a snapshot and identify:
  • - logged-in user / account handle - any "Agents" list/table or "Submit / Create agent" entry point - network/payment cues (e.g., Base, USDC, wallet connection state)

    If Studio is gated by login, stop and ask the user to complete login in the UI.

    2) Read-only checks (default)

    Use these first to prevent failed submissions:

  • Confirm the agent endpoint is reachable:
  • - the URL is HTTPS - no obvious typos - (if a "Test connection" exists) run it
  • Validate required metadata is prepared:
  • - agent name (short) - description (clear, non-misleading) - skills list (concise + accurate) - avatar image ready (square recommended)
  • Check billing/monetization options:
  • - free vs per-inference (USDC) - expected fees shown by the UI

    3) Draft the submission (no publishing yet)

    Direct create page (recommended): https://studio.wardenprotocol.org/agents/create

    #### Current “Register Agent” form fields

    Fill the form top-to-bottom to match the UI sections:

    1. API details - API URL* — your agent’s HTTPS endpoint - API Key — if your endpoint requires a key *Never paste secrets into chat; enter them directly into the Studio field.*

    The UI may also show helper links like “Build an agent using LangGraph” / “How it works”.

    2. Info - Agent Name* - Select agent skills* — choose the relevant skill tags - Describe the key features of the agent* — short, accurate capability summary

    3. Agent avatar - Paste link to add an agent avatar → Image link (URL)

    4. Billing model - Choose how the agent charges users: Per inference or Free - If Per inference: Cost in USDC* (numeric)

    5. Agent Preview - Agent name - Short description about your agent (max 100 characters)

    6. Final action: Register agent

    Navigate to the agent submission flow (or go directly to https://studio.wardenprotocol.org/agents/create), then fill fields in a deterministic order:

    1. Identity - Agent name - Short tagline (if any) - Category (if any)

    2. Capabilities - Description - Skills (keywords and/or bullet list) - Links (docs, GitHub, website) if requested

    3. Integration - API URL (service endpoint) - Auth: - API key field (if present), or - header/token configuration (if present)

    4. Branding - Upload avatar - Optional banner/images (if supported)

    5. Monetization - Choose billing model (free vs paid/per inference) if supported - Review any platform/registration fee disclosures

    At the end of drafting, stop and show the user a Submission Summary:

  • Agent name + description (1–2 lines)
  • Skills list
  • API URL (domain + path)
  • Auth method (mask any key/token)
  • Billing model + any displayed fees
  • 4) Publish / register (requires explicit approval)

    Execution gate: Do not click the final "Publish / Register / Submit" button unless the user explicitly replies with "yes, publish" or "yes, execute" (or an unambiguous equivalent).

    Before finalizing, summarize:

  • What action will happen (publish/register agent listing)
  • What network/payment is involved (e.g., Base; registration fee + gas, as shown in the UI)
  • Any costs shown in the UI (USDC amount + estimated gas)
  • What could go wrong:
  • - wrong endpoint / downtime → failed validation - wrong billing settings - wallet prompt on wrong network - unintended fee payment

    Then proceed with the final click and wallet confirmation step (user signs in their wallet).

    5) Post-publish verification

    After publishing/registration:

  • Confirm status in Studio:
  • - "Submitted", "Pending", "Published", etc.
  • Capture any agent identifier or link shown (listing URL).
  • Check the agent appears in Studio's Agents list.
  • If the UI mentions distribution:
  • - verify it appears in Warden Agent Hub → Community tab (when available)
  • Record any errors verbatim and capture screenshots of:
  • - validation errors - payment failures - endpoint/auth failures

    Troubleshooting playbook

    Common failures and fixes:

  • Endpoint validation fails
  • - Check HTTPS, trailing slashes, versioned paths - Confirm the agent server is live and not geo-blocked - If auth required, verify the correct key/token was entered in UI (never paste it into chat)

  • Wallet/network mismatch
  • - Ensure wallet is on the correct network (e.g., Base) if Studio requires it

  • Insufficient funds
  • - Add USDC on Base for fee and ETH on Base for gas, then retry

    Building a wrapper skill other agents can use

    When asked to "create a skill that lets other agents publish via Warden Studio":

    1. Record the minimal repeatable workflow (URLs + UI landmarks) in references/warden-studio-ui-notes.md. 2. Keep SKILL.md stable and general; put volatile UI selectors, screenshots, and clickpaths in references. 3. Only add deterministic scripts if they reduce errors (e.g., a submission summary checklist formatter).

    References

  • Read references/warden-studio-ui-notes.md for the latest Studio navigation map, observed fields, and publishing quirks.