Getting Started with Allora
Welcome to the Allora developer's guide! This page will help you get up to speed with the Allora repositories that will be used throughout our documentation and show you how to start contributing to our ecosystem.
Overview
Allora is a decentralized network that leverages the power of collective participation in tasks such as data inference, forecasting, and verification. Contribute to any of the repositories below to help enhance and grow the Allora ecosystem.
Allora Chain
The Allora chain (opens in a new tab) is a Cosmos Hub chain that forms the core of the Allora network. This repository contains the blockchain's codebase and is useful for validators.
You can use the allorad CLI tool to query the chain and make transactions.
Some subsections in the Table of Contents below require downloading and installing allorad.
As a general rule, it is suggested to download and install allorad for any developer looking to interact with the network.
Setup Wallet
Instructions for setting up your wallet to interact with the Allora network.
Subsections
Basic Usage
Existing Topics
How to Query Network Data using allorad
Workers
Explore how workers function in Allora, including setup and data querying.
Subsections
System Requirements
Build/Deploy an Inference Worker
Walkthroughs
Build and Deploy a Forecaster
How To Query Worker Data using allorad
Query EMA Score of a Worker using allorad
Reputers
Understand how reputers contribute to reputation management and query operations.
Subsections
Coin Prediction Reputer
Query EMA Score for a Reputer using allorad
Query Reputer Data using allorad
Set and Adjust Stake
Validators
Details on how to set up and run a validator in the Allora network.
Subsections
System Requirements
Deploy Allora Chain
Run a Full Node
Stake a Validator
Validator Operations
Software Upgrades
Consumers
Resources for interacting with Allora as a consumer, including querying data and contracts.