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Use DKG

Use these routes when you want a node running, an agent connected, memory operations working, or an operator workflow recovered.

Fast paths

Goal Route
Install DKG, connect an agent, or run a standalone node Quickstart
Start, stop, and inspect the daemon Daemon Lifecycle
Write, publish, and query knowledge Publish and Query
Publish text larger than the RDF literal limit Large Content
Drive named Knowledge Asset lifecycle commands Knowledge Asset Lifecycle CLI
Configure async publisher wallets Async Publisher Wallets
Import, export, and verify OKF bundles OKF Import, Export, and Verify
Fund testnet wallets Funding
Manage Publishing Conviction Accounts Publishing Conviction
Configure relays and peer reachability Relays and Peers
Expose the storage SPARQL endpoint Storage SPARQL HTTP
Manually subscribe a host-mode node Host-Mode Manual Subscribe
Update or roll back Updates and Rollback
Migrate a git checkout to npm auto-update Migrate to npm
Diagnose common failures Troubleshooting

Setup entry point

Use Quickstart for first-time setup. It covers Hermes, OpenClaw, MCP-aware clients, and standalone node installation without splitting the same commands across multiple pages.

The default packaged shape is:

npm install -g @origintrail-official/dkg
dkg init
dkg start

Framework setup commands such as dkg mcp setup, dkg hermes setup, and dkg openclaw setup bootstrap the node when needed, start the daemon by default, optionally fund testnet wallets, and verify the integration.