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In this tutorial you will learn how to import the Argo BDI-agent Architecture in a JaCaMo project and execute a Blink Project (hello world).
Dependencies:
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JaCaMo Framework already installed.
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An IoT device using a serial communication channel, programmed using the Javino Blink Example.
Arduino SimulIDE 

Blink tutorial with Arduino Board Blink tutorial with SimulIDE
Instructions:
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In a terminal command, create a Multiagent System Project, using the command below:
jacamo app create jacamoWithArgo --console -
Include the Argo Package in the JaCaMo Project. Edit the project file jacamoWithArgo/jacamoWithArgo.jcm as follows:
mas jacamoWithArgo { agent bob: sample_agent.asl { ag-arch: jason.Argo } uses package: argo "com.github.chon-group:Argo:+" } -
Change the file jacamoWithArgo/src/agt/sample_agent.asl including the content below:
/* Initial beliefs and rules */ serialPort(ttyACM0). /* physical Arduino Board in /dev/ttyACM0 */ //serialPort(ttyUSB0). /* physical Arduino Board in /dev/ttyUSB0 */ //serialPort(ttyEmulatedPort0). /* simulated arduino with simulIDE */ /* Initial goals */ !start. /* Plans */ +!start: serialPort(Port) <- .print("Ah, Mr. Anderson, I see you are as predictable in this world as you are in the other."); .argo.port(Port); .argo.percepts(open). +ledStatus(on) <- .print("Turning ON the Led in Arduino!"); .argo.act(ledOff). +ledStatus(off) <- .print("Turning OFF the Led in Arduino!"); .argo.act(ledOn). +port(Port,Status): Status = off | Status = timeout <- .argo.percepts(close); .print("It's not over, Mr. Anderson! It's not over!"). -
Execute the Multiagent System
jacamo jacamoWithArgo/jacamoWithArgo.mas2j
The expected output:

