
no-gdid
no-gdid is a PowerShell-based tool to audit and block the Windows Global Device Identifier (GDID), a per-account device ID used by Microsoft and shared with law enforcement, based on verified reverse engineering.
它无须任何外部 API 密钥即可实现完全链上的自主 AI 代理,将调度、融资和执行全部交由智能合约完成。
Deploy a recurring, sovereign AI agent on Ritual testnet with one command. No API keys.
⭐ What is this? ⭐
A sovereign agent is a smart contract that wakes itself on a schedule. On every wake it runs an AI agent inside a secure enclave (TEE), pays for that run from its own on-chain wallet, and keeps going until the money runs out. It lives entirely on-chain.
📋 Prerequisites 📋
You need three things. The script installs everything else for you (foundry, uv, and - on Linux/WSL - curl).
git --version fails, install it (see below).Installing git (skip if git --version already works):
winget install Git.Git.xcode-select --install (or brew install git).sudo apt install git (Debian/Ubuntu), or your distro's package manager.🏃 Quick Start 🏃
git clone https://github.com/zunmax/ritual-agent-deployment.git
cd ritual-agent-deployment
cp .env.example .env
There is nothing you must edit - the defaults work. PROMPT is the task your agent runs on every wake, so change it to anything you like.
On Windows, using PowerShell 7 (pwsh):
pwsh -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File run.ps1
On Windows, using Windows PowerShell 5.1 (powershell, which is preinstalled on every Windows):
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File run.ps1
-ExecutionPolicy Bypass lets the script run without changing any system setting (Windows blocks unsigned scripts by default); it applies only to this one launch.
On Linux / macOS / Git Bash / WSL:
bash run.sh
🛠 Managing your agents 🛠
Each agent is its own contract at a fixed address (your wallet plus a salt). On Windows, use pwsh -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File run.ps1 in place of bash run.sh in the ex
Deploy a recurring, self-funding sovereign AI agent on Ritual testnet with one command.
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