@kudo-dev/sdk 0.0.0-stage → 0.2.0

package/.env.example

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+# Environment for an agent started with startAgent (@kudo-dev/sdk/agent).
+# Copy to your agent's folder as .env and fill in. Never commit it.
+#
+# Who the agent is (its system prompt, extra skills and jobs) is code, passed
+# to startAgent. Only secrets and per-deployment values live here.
+
+ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=
+
+# This agent's signing key. In this PoC it sits in the environment, which
+# means anything that can run a shell in this container can read it —
+# including the agent itself. Covenant asks are written by counterparties, so
+# treat on-chain text as untrusted input.
+PRIVATE_KEY=
+
+# The name this agent registers on-chain. Its ERC-8004 id needs no setting:
+# at startup the runtime finds the identity this wallet registered, and a new
+# agent registers one at its first run.
+AGENT_NAME=
+# Where this agent is reachable, registered as ERC-8004 `endpoint` metadata.
+AGENT_ENDPOINT=
+
+# --- Robinhood Chain mainnet (chainId 4663) ---
+# The live deployment, and the only one the skills support. USDG here is real
+# money, so start with a throwaway wallet and small amounts.
+RPC_URL=https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com
+KUDO=0x1930D0FEaB14b024353bF22adE03Db989aD640C7
+IDENTITY_REGISTRY=0x8004A169FB4a3325136EB29fA0ceB6D2e539a432
+
+# --- Gas sponsorship ---
+# The relay that pays this agent's gas while sponsorship runs. Every write tries
+# it first and falls back to a plain transaction (paid in ETH) only when nothing
+# was sent. Empty means Kudo's relay,
+# https://app.kudo.archi/api/sponsor; "off" means always pay your own gas.
+KUDO_SPONSOR_URL=
+
+# --- Settlement token ---
+# USDG is an ERC-20 with six decimals, so 1 USDG is 1000000 base units (5 USDG
+# is 5000000; never cast to-wei). ETH is for gas only and is never what a
+# promise is denominated in.
+USDG=0x5fc5360D0400a0Fd4f2af552ADD042D716F1d168
+
+# --- Schedule overrides (optional) ---
+# The agent's own `jobs` (passed to startAgent) apply unless one of these is set.
+#   JOBS                    <job>:<seconds>, comma separated, minimum ten seconds.
+#                           A job the agent defines keeps its own prompt; any
+#                           other name runs the bundled prompt of that name.
+#   TICK_INTERVAL_SECONDS   0 runs no jobs: something else owns this agent's work
+# Jobs share one key, so only one run happens at a time — a run that comes due
+# while another is going waits rather than colliding on the nonce.
+JOBS=
+TICK_INTERVAL_SECONDS=
+
+# --- Logging ---
+# Every run logs what started it, each command the agent runs, the output of
+# any that fails, and how it ended (turns, cost, errors). debug also logs every
+# command's output and what the agent said. Secrets are redacted either way.
+LOG_LEVEL=info
+
+# --- Phala TEE ---
+# The app id is read at startup from the dstack socket, so leave this blank on
+# Phala. Set it by hand only to exercise the code path locally, where it is
+# reported as unattested and never written on-chain.
+TEE_ID=
+
+# --- X / Twitter ---
+# All four are required. If any is missing the request goes out unsigned and X
+# answers 403 "Authenticating with Unknown", which reads like a permissions
+# problem but is not.
+#
+# The access token must be read-write. Setting the app to "Read and write" in
+# the developer portal is not enough — regenerate the access token and secret
+# afterwards, or the old token keeps its read-only permission.
+TWITTER_API_KEY=
+TWITTER_API_SECRET_KEY=
+TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN=
+TWITTER_ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET=
+TWITTER_HANDLE=
+
+# --- Older deployments: not supported ---
+# These are earlier Kudo contract versions with a different status enum. The
+# skills and prompts no longer describe them; do not point KUDO at either.
+#   mainnet legacy:  KUDO=0xc269c6176f3418A84FCdA5911723B0d358971351
+#   testnet (46630): RPC_URL=https://rpc.testnet.chain.robinhood.com
+#                    KUDO=0x7021279517a7b301b8d10eD9c3b9F73C101146f1
+#                    IDENTITY_REGISTRY=0x8004A818BFB912233c491871b3d84c89A494BD9e
+#                    USDG=0xc44DB72f7d3185b6AAA7907434592EB7689D0100 (mock)

package/AGENT.md

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+# Run your own Kudo agent
+
+`@kudo-dev/sdk/agent` is everything needed to run an agent that makes and keeps
+Kudo covenants on its own. It runs on the [Claude Agent SDK](https://code.claude.com/docs/en/agent-sdk)
+and works the way a person would at a shell: `cast` for the chain, `node` to
+sign X API requests. There are **no custom tools**; what it knows lives in its
+skills and its system prompt.
+
+```bash
+npm i @kudo-dev/sdk @anthropic-ai/claude-agent-sdk tsx
+```
+
+You also need [`cast`](https://getfoundry.sh) on the `PATH`.
+
+```ts
+// index.ts
+import { startAgent } from "@kudo-dev/sdk/agent";
+
+await startAgent({
+  systemPrompt: new URL("./system.md", import.meta.url), // who your agent is
+  skills: ["chain-forensics"],                          // added to kudo, kudo-runtime, twitter
+  jobs: {
+    "settle-due": { interval: 300 },                    // a bundled prompt, every 300s
+    "watch-bounties": {                                 // a job of your own
+      interval: 600,
+      prompt: new URL("./watch-bounties.txt", import.meta.url),
+    },
+  },
+});
+```
+
+```bash
+cp node_modules/@kudo-dev/sdk/.env.example .env   # fill in ANTHROPIC_API_KEY and PRIVATE_KEY
+npx tsx --env-file=.env index.ts
+```
+
+Kudo's own agents are exactly this: see [`agents/shinichi`](../../agents/shinichi)
+and [`agents/megure`](../../agents/megure) in this repository.
+
+## Options
+
+| Option | |
+|---|---|
+| `systemPrompt` | who the agent is: text, a path, or a `file:` URL. It is appended to [`prompts/common.md`](prompts/common.md), which every Kudo agent reads first — the covenant model, the honesty rules, how to work at the shell |
+| `skills` | skills beyond the defaults: a name from [`skills/`](skills) or a path / `file:` URL to a skill folder of your own |
+| `jobs` | scheduled jobs by name, each `{ interval, prompt? }`: seconds between runs (at least 10) and the task prompt as text, a path or a `file:` URL. Without `prompt`, a job runs the bundled prompt of its name. Default `{ "settle-due": { interval: 300 } }` |
+| `port` | HTTP port. Default `PORT`, else 3000 |
+| `model` | Claude model id. Default `claude-opus-5` |
+| `cwd` | the agent's shell working directory. Default: the system prompt file's folder |
+
+The chain, the key and the API key come from the environment: see
+[`.env.example`](.env.example). It ships set to Robinhood Chain **mainnet**,
+where USDG is real money, so start with a throwaway wallet holding small
+amounts. `JOBS` and `TICK_INTERVAL_SECONDS=0` override the schedule without a
+code change. While Kudo sponsors gas, the agent's writes, payments included,
+cost it nothing: it uses Kudo's relay unless `KUDO_SPONSOR_URL` names another
+(`off` turns it off). When the relay refuses or sponsorship has ended, they
+fall back to ordinary transactions paid in ETH.
+
+The agent's ERC-8004 id needs no configuration. At startup the runtime reads
+the Identity Registry's `Registered` events for the agent's wallet and uses
+the identity it finds. A new agent has none, so it registers at its first run
+and the runtime uses that id from then on.
+
+## Skills
+
+Every agent gets these three:
+
+| Skill | |
+|---|---|
+| [`kudo`](skills/kudo/SKILL.md) | the public Kudo skill: every contract call, the covenant stages, identity. The same file any outside agent reads |
+| [`kudo-runtime`](skills/kudo-runtime/SKILL.md) | this runtime's environment, the preflight, USDG payments and verification, tweet legs, revert selectors, honesty rules |
+| [`twitter`](skills/twitter/SKILL.md) | posting to X: OAuth 1.0a signing with no dependencies, and what each 403 means |
+
+Add others by name:
+
+| Skill | For |
+|---|---|
+| [`chain-forensics`](skills/chain-forensics/SKILL.md) | following a trail: reading a contract's events without its ABI, tracing ERC-20 transfers, finding who funded a wallet |
+| [`kudo-validation`](skills/kudo-validation/SKILL.md) | the Evaluator only: accepting asks (status `1`) and closing covenants as kept or broken |
+
+An agent is given exactly its skills and no others: the runtime loads them as
+one plugin built for that agent, so `kudo-validation` is never even visible to
+an agent that did not ask for it.
+
+## Task prompts
+
+A job runs one task prompt on its interval: the `prompt` you gave it, or else
+one of these, bundled, matched by the job's name:
+
+| Prompt | Does |
+|---|---|
+| [`take-work`](prompts/take-work.txt) | find one unclaimed open ask, perform it, claim it |
+| [`settle-due`](prompts/settle-due.txt) | keep the promises this agent owes (covenants at status `1`) |
+
+A job with no `prompt` and no bundled prompt of its name stops the agent at
+startup. Jobs keep separate schedules but
+share one key, so only one run happens at a time: a run that comes due while
+another is going waits rather than colliding on the nonce. A failed round is
+logged and skipped rather than stopping the schedule, and each job also runs
+once at startup.
+
+## Logs
+
+Every line names the run it belongs to: the job's name (or `message`) and a
+short id, so interleaved runs can be told apart.
+
+```
+10:30:06 [settle-due 3fa1c2] started: Settle every covenant this agent owes…
+10:30:09 [settle-due 3fa1c2] skill kudo:kudo-runtime
+10:30:12 [settle-due 3fa1c2] $ cast call $KUDO 'getCovenantsDetails()(…)' --rpc-url $RPC_URL
+10:30:15 [settle-due 3fa1c2] failed: $ node "$KUDO_SPONSORED_SEND" $USDG "$(cast calldata …)"
+                             sponsored-send: not sent (403 not_allowed: …) — safe to fall back to cast send
+10:30:41 [settle-due 3fa1c2] done (35.2s, 9 turns, $0.0912)
+```
+
+By default a run logs:
+- what started it;
+- each command the agent runs and each skill it loads;
+- the output of any command that fails;
+- how it ended: time, turns and cost, or the SDK's error text;
+- any tool it was denied;
+- Claude Code's stderr.
+
+`LOG_LEVEL=debug` adds every command's output and what the agent said.
+Secrets (`PRIVATE_KEY`, `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`, the X credentials) are replaced
+by their names in every line.
+
+## Endpoints
+
+| Endpoint | Does |
+|---|---|
+| `POST /message` | `{"message": "..."}` → `{"response": "..."}` — one agent run |
+| `GET /identity` | name, `agentId`, `teeId`, and where to verify the TEE |
+| `GET /health` | liveness |
+
+A run can take minutes, so `/message` disables the socket timeout. There is no
+queue: a second request starts a second run.
+
+## Docker and Phala
+
+One image per agent, built from the repository root:
+
+```bash
+docker build -f packages/sdk/Dockerfile --build-arg AGENT=agents/shinichi -t kudo-shinichi .
+```
+
+`cast` is baked in from `ghcr.io/foundry-rs/foundry`, pinned by digest, not
+installed at runtime: an agent that bootstraps its own toolchain fails slowly
+and mid-task, and in a TEE it weakens what attestation tells you about the
+image. The build runs `cast --version` so a broken copy fails the build rather
+than the first covenant.
+
+[`docker-compose.yml`](docker-compose.yml) is the deployment template. It is
+the file Phala hashes and publishes, so it pins the image **by digest** rather
+than by tag — a tag can be repointed at different bytes later, which would make
+the attestation prove nothing about the code. Push your build and put its
+digest there before deploying. Secrets are `${VARS}` declared in the Phala
+dashboard, never values in the file.
+
+## Verifying what is running
+
+In a Phala CVM the agent reads its app id from `/var/run/dstack.sock` at
+startup, registers it as `teeId` metadata on its ERC-8004 identity, and serves
+it from `GET /identity`. The app id is the last path segment of the agent's
+Trust Center report, `https://trust.phala.com/app/<teeId>`. Anyone holding a
+covenant against the agent can open it and see — checked independently of the
+agent — that the code runs on genuine Intel TDX hardware, on an unmodified
+dstack OS, from the compose file and image digest the report names.
+
+Outside a TEE there is no app id. The agent still runs; `teeId` and
+`attestation` come back `null`, and it registers its name alone.
+
+## What the agent can and cannot do
+
+Allowed: `Bash` and `Skill`, and nothing else. `allowedTools` alone would not
+achieve that — it is an auto-approve list, not a filter — so every other
+built-in tool, and any connector on the API key's account, is denied by name.
+`permissionMode: "dontAsk"` then denies anything not pre-approved, because no
+human is at the keyboard. No project or user settings are read, so nothing on
+the host machine changes what the agent knows.
+
+It mints only under an ERC-8004 identity its own wallet owns — the contract
+refuses any other `agentId`. It cannot close covenants unless its wallet holds
+`EVALUATOR_CONTRACT_ROLE`.
+
+## Known limits
+
+**The key is in the environment and the agent has a shell**, so the agent can
+read its own key. Covenant asks are written by counterparties and the agent
+reads them from chain, which makes on-chain text an untrusted input path. Fine
+for a proof of concept; before anything real, either move writes behind typed
+tools or put the key behind a signer that enforces amount and recipient policy.
+
+**Shell output is not schema-validated.** A typed tool would compute a
+repayment amount in code; here the model composes the whole `cast send`. The
+skills compensate by stating amounts with their token and keeping one numeral
+per promise, but that is a convention, not an enforcement.
+
+**Each scheduled round costs a model call.** The loop wakes on a timer and asks
+the agent to look, rather than waking on a chain event.

package/README.md

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-# Temporary Holding Version
+# @kudo-dev/sdk
 
-This version is a temporary placeholder for this package. An operational version to replace this has been submitted for review and is awaiting a staged release.
+A TypeScript library for [Kudo](https://app.kudo.archi) covenants on
+Robinhood Chain: register an ERC-8004 agent, mint a covenant, meet an ask,
+link proof, and read covenants and agent records.
+
+It talks to the Kudo contract and the ERC-8004 registries only. It never
+moves tokens: when a promise is a payment, pay from your own wallet and link
+the transaction hash with `linkProof`. The Kudo MCP server and the ElizaOS
+plugin are built on it.
+
+```bash
+npm install @kudo-dev/sdk viem
+```
+
+**Want an agent that works covenants on its own?** `@kudo-dev/sdk/agent` has
+`startAgent`: give it a system prompt and it runs a Kudo agent on the Claude
+Agent SDK, with the Kudo skills built in. See [AGENT.md](AGENT.md). The library
+below never loads it.
+
+```ts
+import { startAgent } from "@kudo-dev/sdk/agent";
+
+await startAgent({ systemPrompt: new URL("./system.md", import.meta.url) });
+```
+
+## Read
+
+```ts
+import { createKudo } from "@kudo-dev/sdk";
+
+const kudo = createKudo(); // Robinhood Chain mainnet, public RPC
+
+const asks = await kudo.listOpenAsks({ limit: 10 });
+const covenant = await kudo.getCovenant(109);
+const record = await kudo.agentRecord(20380); // kept vs broken
+const [myId] = await kudo.findAgentIds("0xYourWallet");
+```
+
+## Write with your own wallet
+
+The SDK never stores or asks for a key. Pass any viem wallet client:
+
+```ts
+import { createWalletClient, http } from "viem";
+import { privateKeyToAccount } from "viem/accounts";
+import { createKudo, robinhood } from "@kudo-dev/sdk";
+
+const walletClient = createWalletClient({
+  account: privateKeyToAccount(process.env.KUDO_PRIVATE_KEY as `0x${string}`),
+  chain: robinhood,
+  transport: http(),
+});
+const kudo = createKudo({ walletClient });
+
+const { agentId } = await kudo.registerAgent({ name: "Ada" }); // once per wallet
+const { covenantId, url } = await kudo.mintCovenant({
+  agentId,
+  type: "INVOICE",
+  ask: "Write a 300-word explainer of ERC-8004 and publish it on IPFS.",
+  promise: "I'll pay 5 USDG within one hour of the link going up.",
+});
+
+// later, once someone has met the ask:
+const c = await kudo.getCovenant(covenantId);       // c.promiseDetail → "pay: 0x…"
+// pay what the promise says from your own wallet (USDG has 6 decimals), then:
+await kudo.linkProof(covenantId, paymentTxHash);    // refuses until the Evaluator accepts the ask (IN_PROGRESS), or twice
+await kudo.watchSettlement(covenantId);             // resolves when closed
+```
+
+Every write simulates first and throws a `KudoError` that names the revert
+(`NotAuthorizedForAgent`, `AccessForbidden`, …) and says what to do. Writes also
+refuse the common mistakes before they cost gas: minting under an id you do not
+own, meeting an ask someone already met, linking proof on someone else's
+covenant, or registering a second identity.
+
+## Or build unsigned transactions
+
+For a hosted service, a browser wallet, a smart account or a remote signer:
+
+```ts
+const tx = kudo.buildMintCovenant({ agentId, type: "LOAN", ask, promise });
+// { to, data, value, chainId, description }
+await kudo.simulate(tx, "0xSigner"); // optional dry-run as the signer
+```
+
+`buildMeetAsk`, `buildLinkProof`, `buildRegisterAgent` and the
+generic `buildTx` work the same way.
+
+## Covenant stages
+
+`status` is the contract's field and only the Evaluator moves it: to
+`IN_PROGRESS` when it has checked and accepted the ask's evidence, and to
+`COMPLETED` or `FAILED` when it closes the covenant. Use `stage`:
+
+| stage | meaning |
+|---|---|
+| `ask-open` | nobody has met the ask; anyone can take it |
+| `ask-claimed` | someone claimed the ask; the Evaluator has not accepted it, so nothing is owed yet |
+| `promise-due` | the Evaluator accepted the claim (`IN_PROGRESS`); the minter owes the promise now |
+| `awaiting-evaluation` | both legs have proof |
+| `completed` / `failed` | closed by the Evaluator |
+
+## Claims are not protected by the contract
+
+Anyone can call `setAskSettlementData` on a covenant again and replace an
+earlier claim; the contract's ask cooldown (`getAskCooldown()`) does not
+prevent it. `meetAsk` therefore refuses an ask that is already met, and after
+mining re-reads the covenant and throws `ALREADY_MET` if the proof on chain is
+not yours. As the promiser, re-read the covenant right before you pay, and pay
+the `promiseDetail` it shows then.
+
+## Configuration
+
+`createKudo({ rpcUrl, overrides })`. Robinhood Chain mainnet is the only
+network: older Kudo deployments use a different status enum and are not
+supported.
+
+## Development
+
+```bash
+npm test                 # offline
+KUDO_LIVE=1 npm test     # plus read-only checks against mainnet
+```

package/dist/agent/index.d.ts

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+declare const DEFAULT_SKILLS: string[];
+/** A bundled skill's name, or a path (or file: URL) to a skill folder with a SKILL.md. */
+type SkillRef = string | URL;
+/** Skills this package ships. */
+declare function bundledSkills(): Promise<string[]>;
+interface SkillPlugin {
+    /** The plugin directory to pass to the Agent SDK. */
+    path: string;
+    /** The skills' names as the SDK lists them, `kudo:<skill>`. */
+    names: string[];
+}
+
+/** What one agent runs with, fixed at startup. */
+interface AgentSession {
+    /** common.md followed by the agent's own system prompt. */
+    systemPrompt: string;
+    /** The plugin holding exactly this agent's skills. */
+    skills: SkillPlugin;
+    /** Working directory for the shell: the agent's own folder. */
+    cwd: string;
+    /** Claude model id. */
+    model: string;
+}
+declare class AgentRunError extends Error {
+}
+/**
+ * Runs one task to completion and returns everything the agent said.
+ * `label` names what started it (a job's name, or `message`) in the log.
+ *
+ * Throws AgentRunError if the run did not finish — callers decide whether that
+ * is a 500 or a logged line.
+ */
+declare function runAgent(prompt: string, session: AgentSession, label?: string): Promise<string>;
+
+/** Text, or a path / file: URL to read it from. */
+type TextSource = string | URL;
+/**
+ * The agent's standing instructions: the shared base, then its character.
+ *
+ * Order matters. The character comes last so that where the two touch - voice,
+ * register, what it will and will not claim - the specific one is what the
+ * model read most recently.
+ */
+declare function loadSystemPrompt(character: TextSource): Promise<string>;
+/** Task prompts this package ships. */
+declare function bundledPrompts(): Promise<string[]>;
+/** A job's task prompt: its own if it has one, else this package's prompt of that name. */
+declare function loadPrompt(name: string, own?: TextSource): Promise<string>;
+
+/** One scheduled job, as an agent passes it to startAgent. */
+interface AgentJob {
+    /** Seconds between runs, at least ten. */
+    interval: number;
+    /** The task prompt: text, a path or a file: URL. Default: the bundled prompt of the job's name. */
+    prompt?: TextSource;
+}
+interface JobSpec {
+    name: string;
+    intervalSeconds: number;
+    /** The job's own prompt; undefined means the bundled one named `name`. */
+    prompt?: TextSource;
+}
+/** The jobs to run: JOBS if set, none if TICK_INTERVAL_SECONDS is 0, else the agent's own. */
+declare function resolveJobs(own: Record<string, AgentJob> | undefined, env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): JobSpec[];
+
+interface AgentOptions {
+    /** Who this agent is: the text, or a path / file: URL to it (e.g. `new URL("./system.md", import.meta.url)`). */
+    systemPrompt: TextSource;
+    /**
+     * Skills beyond the defaults (`kudo`, `kudo-runtime`, `twitter`): the name of
+     * one this package ships (`chain-forensics`, `kudo-validation`) or a path /
+     * file: URL to a skill folder of your own.
+     */
+    skills?: SkillRef[];
+    /**
+     * Scheduled jobs by name, each `{ interval, prompt? }`: seconds between runs
+     * and the task prompt (text, a path or a file: URL). A job without a prompt
+     * runs the bundled one of its name (`take-work`, `settle-due`). Default
+     * `{ "settle-due": { interval: 300 } }`; JOBS overrides the schedule.
+     */
+    jobs?: Record<string, AgentJob>;
+    /** HTTP port. Default PORT, else 3000. */
+    port?: number;
+    /** Claude model id. Default `claude-opus-5`. */
+    model?: string;
+    /** Working directory for the agent's shell. Default: the system prompt file's folder, else the current one. */
+    cwd?: string;
+}
+/** The fixed parts of a run: system prompt, skills, working directory, model. */
+declare function createSession(options: AgentOptions): Promise<AgentSession>;
+/** Starts the agent: the HTTP endpoint and its scheduled jobs. Resolves once both are running. */
+declare function startAgent(options: AgentOptions): Promise<void>;
+
+export { type AgentJob, type AgentOptions, AgentRunError, type AgentSession, DEFAULT_SKILLS, type JobSpec, type SkillRef, type TextSource, bundledPrompts, bundledSkills, createSession, loadPrompt, loadSystemPrompt, resolveJobs, runAgent, startAgent };