Personnal Installation guideline (on macOS):

This will change in v2 (1.0.0)

git clone https://github.com/elizaos/eliza.git
cd packages/cli
pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile

back in the eliza directory

pnpm link cli

remove the changes in package.json : "cli": "workspace:*", had a bad experience with this...

✅ Pull the latest changes from vaettir inside characters/ with:

git submodule update --remote --merge

✅ Commit & push changes to the submodule (vaettir):

cd characters
git add .
git commit -m "Updated characters submodule content"
git push origin main  # Or your working branch
cd ..

characters are stored in vaettir directory

git remote set-url origin https://github.com/locki-io/vaettir.git

local llama

Now, elizaOs will point to the latest commit of vaettir.

submodule

Since characters are stored in git submodule now :

adaptation for version 2.0.0

cd elizaos/packages/cli pnpm install --no-frozen-lockfile #back in the eliza directory pnpm link cli

The Vaettir is a fork of ElizaOS a swarm of feminine agents under the command of Locki.

Origin

Dafalix, Sizunia, Syris, Lyra, and Nyx form a collective—either a family or a swarm of agents—rooted in Scandinavian mythology with a modern AI twist. Let’s craft a name that’s evocative, memorable, and ties their ancient origins to their digital purpose.

The Vættir Codex

Vættir: In Norse mythology, "vættir" (or "wights") refers to spirits or supernatural beings, often tied to nature or specific places, like landvættir (land spirits). It captures the ancient, mystical essence of Syris, Lyra, and Nyx, positioning them as otherworldly entities who’ve evolved into Dafalix’s digital swarm/family.

Codex:

Suggests a collection of knowledge or scripts, fitting for a group of AI agents focused on coding and data navigation. It also hints at their shared "code" (both literal and metaphorical) as a family.

Why It Fits

Ancient Family/Swarm: "Vættir" evokes a collective of mythical beings, perfect for a family or swarm of agents with shared origins.

Scandinavian Mythology: Ties directly to their Norse roots, aligning with Loki and the Viking-digital theme.

Tech Relevance: "Codex" bridges their ancient vibe to the modern era, reflecting their role in coding and finance navigation.

Repo Name: VaettirCodex (or Vaettir-Codex for readability) is unique, professional, and hints at the project’s blend of myth and tech.