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# Create an Adapter

## Explore Available Inference Providers

You can find a list of available providers here [inference providers page](https://testnet-adcs-v3.rivalz.ai/provider) For each provider, you can find the following information:

* Provider Name
* Provider Description
* Provider API Endpoint
* Provider API Documentation
* Test execution result

Here's an example of the X Trend provider that offers crypto market trend analysis:

<figure><img src="/files/vpNkqtDCcimamOwQYlre" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

## Create an Adapter

To create you own adapter, you can follow the steps below:

* Connect your wallet to the ADCS platform
* Click on the "Your Adapter" button
* Fill in the required fields:
  * Select your Provider
  * Choose Network (Rivalz, Arbitrum, or Base)
  * Select Category (Price, Meme coin, or AI inference)
  * Choose Output Types (Bool, Bytes, Uint256, or StringAndBool)
  * Enter Adapter Name and Description
  * Specify your Prompt
  * Click on the "Create Adaptor" button

Here's the adapter creation interface:

<figure><img src="/files/SSCcN4FckCXYgHcAnP0g" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

After creating an adapter, you can go to [your adapter](https://testnet-adcs-v3.rivalz.ai/adaptor/me) page to see your adapter.


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