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Prerequisites
macOS or Linux
Node.js 18+ (for CLI)
Lima (macOS only): brew install lima
Step 1: Install
# Install Lima (if not already installed)
brew install lima
# Install CLI
npm install -g @orpheus/cli
# Start VM (first time takes ~3 min)
orpheus vm start
# Verify
orpheus status
# Download daemon
curl -fsSL https://get.orpheus.run | sh
# Start daemon
sudo systemctl start orpheusd
# Install CLI
npm install -g @orpheus/cli
# Verify
orpheus status
Step 2: Create Agent
Create a folder with two files:
agent.yaml
name : hello-agent
runtime : python3
module : agent.py
entrypoint : handler
memory : 512
timeout : 60
scaling :
min_workers : 1
max_workers : 3
agent.py
def handler ( input_data ):
name = input_data.get( 'name' , 'World' )
return {
'message' : f 'Hello, { name } !' ,
'status' : 'success'
}
Step 3: Deploy
First deploy takes ~30s (builds runtime). Subsequent deploys take ~2s.
Step 4: Run
orpheus run hello-agent '{"name": "Orpheus"}'
Output:
{
"message" : "Hello, Orpheus!" ,
"status" : "success"
}
No cold start - worker was already warm!
Step 5: Verify
# List agents
orpheus list
# Check stats
orpheus stats hello-agent
# View execution history
orpheus execlog list hello-agent
What Just Happened
Worker stayed warm - No cold start on second request
Execution logged - Every request tracked in ExecLog
Isolated container - Ran in sandboxed runc container
Next Steps
Core Concepts Learn how autoscaling works
Examples See more agent patterns