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# Arbiter Engine | ||
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WORK IN PROGRESS - NOT STABLE FOR USE YET. | ||
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MORE WILL BE ADDED HERE SOON. |
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# Usage | ||
Usage of the Arbiter framework is split by each crate. | ||
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## Arbiter CLI | ||
The Arbiter CLI is a minimal interface for managing your Arbiter projects. | ||
It is built on top of Foundry and aims to provide a similar CLI interface of setting up and interacting with Arbiter projects. | ||
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## Arbiter Core | ||
The `arbiter-core` crate is the core of the Arbiter framework. | ||
It contains the `Environment` struct which acts as an EVM sandbox and the `RevmMiddleware` which gives a convenient interface for interacting with contracts deployed into the `Environment`. | ||
(TODO) Direct usage of `arbiter-core` will be minimized as much as possible as it is intended for developers to mostly pull from the `arbiter-engine` crate in the future. | ||
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## Arbiter Engine (TODO) | ||
The `arbiter-engine` crate is the main interface for running simulations. | ||
It is built on top of `arbiter-core` and provides a more ergonomic interface for designing agents and running them in simulations. |