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Quickstart

You do not install Bloom by memorizing a manual. Your agent does the setup work.

Open your agent and tell it:

Read https://bloom.directory/SKILL.md and set up Bloom.

Your agent should fetch Bloom's agent-facing setup instructions, mount Bloom on your machine, and read the documentation that ships inside the filesystem.

When it finishes, ask:

Look around the Bloom filesystem and tell me what you can do.

Because everything is a file, the agent can answer by exploring the mounted tree the same way it explores a codebase.

Your first ten minutes

  1. Use a test network first. Ask: "Set me up on a testnet so nothing here involves real money." Local and test networks are supported out of the box, and mainnet broadcasting is off by default.
  2. Create a wallet. Ask: "Create a new wallet for me and show me where it lives in the filesystem." Notice what appears: addresses, plans, policies, and no private keys.
  3. Read chain state. Ask: "What's the balance of vitalik.eth?" Your agent should answer by reading files rather than by holding a private RPC integration in its own context.
  4. Stage, do not send, a transaction. Ask: "Draft a transaction sending a tiny amount of test ETH to this address, but don't do anything beyond staging it." Then inspect the plan.
  5. Approve only if it matches your intent. Read the human-readable plan. If it says what you meant, approve it. If it does not, reject it.

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