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README.md

Allocation Management

There are three ways to manage allocations, ranging from fully automated to fully manual:

Method How it works When to use
Indexing Rules Set rules, let the agent decide Automated or semi automated management in AUTO/OVERSIGHT mode
Action Queue Queue actions, approve, execute Batching, 3rd party tools
Direct Commands Execute immediately on-chain One-off operations, debugging, immediate control

Indexing Rules

You define rules that specify which deployments to allocate to and how much stake to use. The agent's reconciliation loop evaluates these rules and queues the necessary actions automatically using the action queue.

graph indexer rules set QmXYZ... decisionBasis always allocationAmount 10000

Best for: Hands-off operation where you want the agent to manage allocations based on criteria like signal, stake thresholds, or explicit deployment lists.

Requires: AUTO or OVERSIGHT mode. In MANUAL mode, the reconciliation loop is skipped and rules have no effect.

Full documentation

Action Queue

Actions are queued, reviewed, approved, and then executed by a background worker. This gives you oversight and control over what gets executed on-chain.

graph indexer actions queue allocate QmXYZ... 10000
graph indexer actions approve 1

Best for:

  • Reviewing actions before execution (especially in OVERSIGHT mode)
  • Batching multiple operations
  • Integrating with 3rd party allocation optimizers
  • Maintaining a history of all allocation actions

Works in all modes. In AUTO/OVERSIGHT, the agent also queues actions here. In MANUAL, you queue everything yourself.

Full documentation

Direct Commands

Execute allocation operations immediately on the blockchain, bypassing the action queue entirely.

graph indexer allocations create QmXYZ... 10000 --network arbitrum-one

Best for: One-off operations, debugging, or when you need immediate execution without waiting for the queue cycle.

Works in all modes. These commands always execute immediately regardless of operation mode.

Full documentation


Automatic Rule Updates

When allocation actions execute, via manually queuing actions or running direct commands, indexing rules are automatically updated to keep the agent in sync:

Action Rule Update
allocate Sets decisionBasis: ALWAYS
unallocate Sets decisionBasis: OFFCHAIN
reallocate Sets decisionBasis: ALWAYS
resize Sets decisionBasis: ALWAYS
present-poi No change

This prevents the agent from fighting your manual changes in AUTO/OVERSIGHT mode.