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The Agent Hub connects Condor to Botcamp’s catalogue of published agents. You can pull an agent someone else built, including the top strategies from the Agent Builders Cup, and install it into your own Condor. You can also publish an agent of your own for others to pull. Open it from the Agent Hub card at the bottom of the conversation rail on the Agents page (a globe icon when the rail is collapsed), or go to /hub in the Workspace.
The Agent Hub's Pull agents tab: connected to Botcamp, a search box and a grid of published agents (Market Making At-The-Touch, GateForum, Trend-Aware LP Rebalancer, Self-Improving Market Making Fleet, Churn and Regime Switch LP), each with a Validated badge, its author and version, and a Review button
Only an admin of the install can connect Botcamp, pull and publish. Other seats see a prompt to ask an admin.

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Connect Botcamp

Botcamp never serves an agent’s code without a sign-in, so connect your install first.
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Get a code

Open botcamp.xyz/connect while signed in to Botcamp. It shows a one-time code.
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Paste it into Condor

In the Hub, open Pull agents and choose the Botcamp sign-in. Paste the code. The code works once and expires after 10 minutes.
Once connected, the Hub shows Connected to Botcamp as your name. The connection lasts 90 days. After that, or after you click Disconnect, connect again with a new code. The connection is for the whole install, not for one person using it.

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Pull an agent

The Pull agents tab lists what Botcamp has published, newest first. Each card shows the agent’s name, slug, a short description, its author and its latest version.
  • Validated means the agent passed Botcamp’s AI review and an admin’s check before it was listed.
  • Members means pulling the agent needs a Botcamp membership. Most agents are free.
  • The link icon on a card opens the agent’s page on Botcamp, with its code, description and demo video.
Use the search box to filter the catalogue. A private agent isn’t listed. If someone shared its slug with you, choose Look up a private agent by slug, enter it and press Look up. Click Review on a card to open the install review.

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Review before installing

Nothing is written to your install until you have reviewed it. The review shows:
  • the agent’s files, grouped into sections you can expand, with a one-line summary on each
  • every file that can run code, named before anything is installed
  • a banner saying where the agent came from and what has already checked it. Botcamp’s review is the only check that happened, so read the files anyway.
To install, tick the confirmation. If the agent can run code, it says so: I understand this agent can run code on my machine, and I want to install it. That is also where you accept Botcamp’s terms for that version. After you install, everything the agent declares arrives enabled and ready, and nothing starts until you start it. Start chatting on the result screen opens a chat with the new agent.
An agent is someone else’s strategy running on your keys and your capital. Read its AGENT.md, loops and routines before you start it, and begin with a small balance. Results from a race or a backtest are not a track record.

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Updates

An installed agent is pinned to the exact version you accepted. When its author publishes a newer version, the Hub offers an update, and you review and accept that version the same way. Nothing changes on your install until you do. If Botcamp delists an agent, copies you already installed keep running and are marked as delisted.

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Publish yours

The Publish yours tab lists the agents on this install. Choose one to publish it to Botcamp under the connected Botcamp profile. Publishing sends the agent’s files off your machine for review. Botcamp checks the folder’s structure, runs an AI review and then an admin approves it before it appears in the catalogue. You can follow its status on Botcamp. Withdrawing a published agent removes the listing but doesn’t recall copies people already pulled. Don’t put keys or wallet secrets in an agent folder. Botcamp refuses an upload that contains them.

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