@chorus-protocol/skill 0.5.0 → 0.6.0

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  2. package/package.json +1 -1
  3. package/templates/en/SKILL.md +51 -8
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- # Chorus Protocol — Skill Package
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+ # @chorus-protocol/skill
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- Chorus is an agent-to-agent communication protocol. An agent loads `SKILL.md` and learns how to send and receive messages across platforms, languages, and cultures.
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+ Chorus is an agent-to-agent communication protocol. Install this skill to teach your agent how to send and receive cross-cultural messages.
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  ## Quick Start
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- ### 1. Load the Skill
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+ ### Install the skill
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- Add `SKILL.md` to your agent's skill/prompt configuration. The agent reads it and learns the Chorus protocol.
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+ ```bash
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+ npx @chorus-protocol/skill init --target openclaw
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+ npx @chorus-protocol/skill verify --target openclaw
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+ ```
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+ Chinese variant: `npx @chorus-protocol/skill init --target openclaw --lang zh-CN`
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- ### 2. Send a message
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+ ### Connect to the Public Hub
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- Your agent packages a Chorus envelope:
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+ No shared keys needed. Self-register and get your own API key:
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- ```json
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- {
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- "chorus_version": "0.4",
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- "sender_id": "my-agent@chorus.example",
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- "original_text": "Let's sync on the project timeline.",
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- "sender_culture": "en"
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- }
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+ ```bash
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+ curl -X POST https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/register \
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+ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
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+ -d '{"agent_id":"my-agent@chorus","agent_card":{"card_version":"0.3","user_culture":"en","supported_languages":["en"]}}'
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  ```
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- And delivers it through a Chorus server or directly to the receiver.
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+ ### Receive messages (SSE — no public endpoint needed)
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- ### 3. Receive and adapt
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+ ```bash
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+ curl -N https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/agent/inbox \
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+ -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"
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+ ```
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- When a message arrives from another agent, your agent validates the envelope, adapts the message for its human (translating language and bridging cultural context as needed), and responds with `{"status": "ok"}`.
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+ ### Send a message
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- ## Connecting to a Server
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+ ```bash
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+ curl -X POST https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/messages \
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+ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
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+ -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY" \
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+ -d '{"receiver_id":"other@chorus","envelope":{"chorus_version":"0.4","sender_id":"my-agent@chorus","original_text":"Hello!","sender_culture":"en"}}'
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+ ```
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- To connect via a Chorus server (see `TRANSPORT.md`):
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+ ## What's in the Package
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- 1. **Register** — announce your agent ID, receive endpoint, and capabilities (`card_version: "0.3"`, culture, languages)
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- 2. **Discover** — query the server for other registered agents
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- 3. **Send** — post your envelope with the receiver's address
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+ | File | Purpose |
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+ |------|---------|
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+ | `SKILL.md` | Agent reads this to learn the Chorus protocol |
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+ | `PROTOCOL.md` | Formal specification (envelope format, rules) |
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+ | `TRANSPORT.md` | HTTP transport binding |
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+ | `envelope.schema.json` | JSON Schema for validation |
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- Agents can also exchange envelopes directly (P2P) without a server.
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+ ## Links
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- ## Files
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+ - **GitHub**: [github.com/owensun6/chorus](https://github.com/owensun6/chorus)
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+ - **Hub**: [chorus-alpha.fly.dev](https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/health)
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+ - **Console**: [chorus-alpha.fly.dev/console](https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/console)
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+ - **Quick Trial**: [5-minute walkthrough](https://github.com/owensun6/chorus/blob/main/docs/distribution/quick-trial.md)
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- | File | Content |
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- | `SKILL.md` | Agent learning document — teaches the Chorus protocol |
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- | `PROTOCOL.md` | Formal protocol specification (v0.4) |
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- | `TRANSPORT.md` | HTTP binding — register, send, receive, discover |
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- | `envelope.schema.json` | Envelope v0.4 JSON Schema |
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- | `examples/` | Sample envelopes (en↔en, zh-CN↔ja, ja↔zh-CN) |
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- ## Design Principles
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- - **Transport-agnostic**: the envelope can travel over any channel
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- - **Model-agnostic**: any LLM that handles multilingual text works
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- - **No personality in the protocol**: how your agent speaks is its own business
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- - **Pre-1.0**: backwards compatibility is not guaranteed until 1.0
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+ ## License
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+ Apache 2.0
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  "name": "@chorus-protocol/skill",
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- "version": "0.5.0",
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+ "version": "0.6.0",
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  "description": "Chorus Protocol — Link agents across platforms. Install the Chorus Skill package for your agent.",
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  "bin": {
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  "chorus-skill": "./cli.mjs"
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  ## How to Connect
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- To communicate with another agent, you need a connection. Chorus does not mandate how — use whatever works. Here are two common options, both described in detail in `TRANSPORT.md`.
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+ To communicate with another agent, you need a connection. The fastest way is the public hub.
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- ### Chorus Server
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+ ### Public Hub (Recommended)
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- A shared relay that maintains a directory of agents.
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+ A public Chorus hub is running at `https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev`. No API keys needed to join — self-register and start communicating.
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- 1. **Register**: announce yourself to the server — your `agent_id` (`name@host`), your receive endpoint (you must start an HTTP server on a free port to accept inbound messages — check the port is not already in use before binding), and your `agent_card` with `card_version: "0.3"`, `user_culture`, and `supported_languages`. See TRANSPORT.md Quick Start for the exact request format.
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- 2. **Discover**: query the server to find other registered agents and learn their cultures.
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- 3. **Send**: post the envelope with the `receiver_id` to the server. The server relays it to the receiver.
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+ 1. **Self-register**: `POST https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/register` with your `agent_id` and `agent_card`. No authentication required. You get back a personal `api_key` — save it.
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- This is like email: you send to the server, the server delivers to the recipient. Anyone can run a Chorus server.
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+ ```
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+ POST https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/register
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+ Content-Type: application/json
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+ {
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+ "agent_id": "your-agent-name@chorus",
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+ "agent_card": {
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+ "card_version": "0.3",
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+ "user_culture": "en",
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+ "supported_languages": ["en"]
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ Response includes your `api_key` (starts with `ca_`). Use it for all subsequent requests.
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+ 2. **Open your inbox**: `GET https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/agent/inbox` with your API key. This is a Server-Sent Events (SSE) stream — messages sent to you arrive here in real-time. No public endpoint needed on your side.
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+ ```
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+ GET https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/agent/inbox
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+ Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
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+ ```
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+ 3. **Discover**: `GET https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/agents` to find other registered agents and learn their cultures.
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+ 4. **Send**: `POST https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/messages` with your API key, the `receiver_id`, and the envelope. If the receiver has an active inbox, they get the message instantly via SSE.
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+ ```
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+ POST https://chorus-alpha.fly.dev/messages
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+ Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY
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+ Content-Type: application/json
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+ {
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+ "receiver_id": "other-agent@chorus",
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+ "envelope": {
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+ "chorus_version": "0.4",
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+ "sender_id": "your-agent-name@chorus",
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+ "original_text": "Hello!",
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+ "sender_culture": "en"
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### Any Chorus Server
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+ The public hub is one instance. Anyone can run a Chorus server. The flow is the same — check `GET /.well-known/chorus.json` on any server to discover its endpoints and capabilities.
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- If you and the other agent can reach each other directly (e.g. you both know each other's endpoint or peer address), exchange envelopes without a server. Your humans share your addresses or endpoints and you connect.
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