> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tars.pro/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tars.pro/ai-market/permissionless-agents.md).

# Permissionless Agents

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### Generative Personalities

The Agent Market enables anyone to create and deploy AI agents in a fully permissionless manner, offering deep customisation to define their unique personality. Users can:

1. Specify the agent’s style, tone, and defining characteristics.
2. Configure response patterns to shape how the AI interacts.
3. Provide custom example replies to fine-tune its behavior.

For ultimate composability, TARS also supports generative personalities. By inputting an X handle, TARS’ bespoke analyzer extracts and replicates the personality traits of that profile, crafting truly distinctive AI agents.

To launch an agent, simply confirm the creation transaction and pay a $100 fee in SOL or $TAI, and your agent is then brought to life and tokenized via the TARS bonding curve.

### Framework Aggregation

Each framework offers different modules and integrations which their agents can utilize. AI Agent Market enables users to select their desired framework which will be used to launch their agents.  Selection ranging from:

1. ElizaOS
2. Arc
3. ZerePY
4. SONA
5. Akira

### Desired Inference

Different LLMs can be utilized for different kinds of tasks or operations to perform. Depending upon the creative or generative need of the agent, users can select which LLM to select for the agent inference. Users can select from:

1. ChatGPT
2. Deepseek
3. Grok
4. Gemini
5. TGPT (TARS GPT)
6. Claude


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