rClients are a critical component of the Rivalz World Abstraction Layer and ROME. rAgents use the power of the underlying rClients to do their AI-driven jobs.
## **Instructions**
Below you will find all the requirements and details of running an rClient and Minting rAgent tokens.
## **1. Minimum Device Requirements to run the rClient:**
* RAM 4GB
* 4 Cores (2.2GHz)
* 100Gb SSD
* 10Mbps Internet
In terms of using cloud infra providers, we only accept: Vultr, AWS Lightsail, Google Compute, Azure VM, Digital Ocean, OVH cloud
## **2. Operating System:**
1\) Windows/Mac OS allows you to run a CLI and mint $RD/$RC tokens
2\) Debian/Ubuntu allows you to run a CLI and mint $RE tokens.
## [3. Guide on running the CLI ](/rclients-rome/rclient-cli-guide.md)
## 4. Minting rAgent Tokens
After full CLI setup. Wait 10 minutes and refresh your ROME page. You should now see that you are able to mint rAgents. These are tokenized resource-based Agents that allow you to participate in ROME.\
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ROME is deployed on Base Mainnet. Minting Agents requires and all other actions on ROME require having ETH on Base.
Depending on your OS you will now be able to mint up to 10 rAgent tokens per type. You don't have to mint them all. You can start with one and explore the platform. \
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Disconnecting your rClient will result in the automatic burning of the rAgent tokens, so make sure that the connection stays on. If we detect a disconnection you will have a grace period, before the tokens will be burned.
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