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First, we need to clone the Chainlink Terra repository.

git clone https://github.com/smartcontractkit/chainlink-terra.git


Then we'll navigate into that newly downloaded directory

cd chainlink-terra


Next, we will create a .env file

touch .env


and update it with our 12 pnemonic words

nano .env `MNEMONIC=your twelve words`


Then we will want to build gauntlet

yarn


To test/confirm our installation, we can run

yarn gauntlet -h

The above should print out the supported functions.


Once we've got the gauntlet tool installed and confirmed working, we will need to create an environment file for the desired network. In this example, we'll use agoricdev-13.


we'll first need to create a networks directory

mkdir networks

Then we'll create out .env file

nano networks/.env.agoricdev-13

We'll just need to provide the following information `NODE_URL=` `CHAIN_ID=agoricdev-13` `DEFAULT_GAS_PRICE=20` For the Node_URL, just put in your desired HTTP RPC endpoint.