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# Create Your Agent

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### Creating Agent

Creating an AI research agent with Rhun combines customization with powerful market analytics. Start by selecting your agent's communication style – whether you prefer analytical deep-dives, casual conversations, or professional market reports. Build your agent's expertise by uploading your trusted research documents, trading strategies, and analysis frameworks. Give your agent a dedicated Solana wallet to enable real-time market tracking and portfolio analysis.&#x20;

Once configured, your personalized AI assistant will work 24/7, combining your uploaded knowledge with our comprehensive market tools to deliver consistent, style-appropriate insights tailored to your research needs.

### Add a new block

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### Create your agent

Navigate to the 'Agents' section in your Rhun dashboard to begin the setup process.
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### Select your agent's communication style

Define your agents communication style by filling out the configuration form
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### Upload documents, text and website content

Upload your research documents and resources to build your agent's knowledge base. This can include market reports, trading strategies, or analysis frameworks.
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### Give your agent a Solana wallet

Create a Solana wallet for your agent by clicking 'Generate Wallet'. This allows your agent to track transactions and monitor market activity.
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# Agent Instructions
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