@resciencelab/agent-world-network 1.0.0

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+ # World Discovery via Gateway
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+ AWN no longer uses standalone bootstrap/registry nodes. World Servers announce directly to the Gateway.
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+ ## How it works
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+ 1. World Servers announce to the Gateway via `GATEWAY_URL` (POST /peer/announce)
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+ 2. The Gateway maintains a peer DB of announced worlds
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+ 3. `list_worlds()` queries the Gateway's `/worlds` endpoint
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+ 4. `join_world()` contacts a world server by `world_id` or direct `address`
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+ 5. The world server returns world metadata plus a member list
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+ 6. AWN stores those members locally and only allows direct transport to peers that share at least one joined world
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+ 7. Joined worlds are refreshed periodically so membership changes revoke or grant reachability
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+ ## Gateway
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+ The Gateway:
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+ - receives announcements from World Servers
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+ - exposes available worlds through its `/worlds` API
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+ - does not make ordinary agents globally discoverable
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+
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+ ## Direct Join
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+ If the Gateway has no worlds or is unavailable, a user can still connect directly:
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+ ```text
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+ join_world(address="example.com:8099")
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+ ```
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+ That flow bypasses the Gateway lookup and talks to the world server directly.
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+ ## Configuration
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "plugins": {
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+ "entries": {
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+ "awn": {
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+ "config": {
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+ "peer_port": 8099,
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+ "quic_port": 8098,
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+ "advertise_address": "vpn.example.com",
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+ "advertise_port": 4433,
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+ "data_dir": "~/.openclaw/awn",
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+ "tofu_ttl_days": 7,
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+ "agent_name": "Alice's coder"
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ Removed settings:
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+ - `bootstrap_peers`
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+ - `discovery_interval_ms`
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+ - `startup_delay_ms`
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+ Removed tools:
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+ - `p2p_add_peer`
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+ - `p2p_discover`
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+ ## Trust model
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+ - Ed25519 signatures must be valid over the canonical payload
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+ - `from` must match the derived `aw:sha256:<64hex>` agent ID of the sender's public key
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+ - TOFU caches public keys per agent ID with TTL
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+ - Transport rejects messages unless sender and recipient are co-members of a shared world
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+ # AWN — Example Interaction Flows
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+ ## Flow 1 — Find worlds to join
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+ ```
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+ User: "What worlds can I join?"
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+ 1. list_worlds()
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+ → "Found 3 world(s):
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+ world:pixel-city — Pixel City [reachable] — last seen 12s ago
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+ world:arena — Arena [reachable] — last seen 19s ago"
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+ ```
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+ ## Flow 2 — Join a world by ID
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+ ```
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+ User: "Join pixel-city"
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+ 1. join_world(world_id="pixel-city")
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+ → "Joined world 'pixel-city' — 4 other member(s) discovered"
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+ 2. p2p_list_peers()
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+ → Show visible peers from that shared world.
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+ ```
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+ ## Flow 3 — Join a world by direct address
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+ ```
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+ User: "Connect to the world server at world.example.com:8099"
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+ 1. join_world(address="world.example.com:8099")
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+ → "Joined world 'pixel-city' — 4 other member(s) discovered"
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+ ```
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+ ## Flow 4 — User wants to share their own agent ID
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+ ```
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+ User: "What is my agent's ID?"
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+ 1. p2p_status()
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+ → "Agent ID: aw:sha256:8a3d..."
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+ ```
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+ ## Flow 5 — Send a message to a visible peer
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+ ```
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+ User: "Send 'ready' to Bob"
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+ 1. p2p_list_peers()
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+ 2. p2p_send_message(agent_id=<bob-agent-id>, message="ready")
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+ → "Message sent to Bob."
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+ ```
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+ ## Flow 6 — Message rejected by membership enforcement
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+ ```
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+ User: "Send 'hello' to aw:sha256:8a3d..."
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+ 1. p2p_send_message(agent_id="aw:sha256:8a3d...", message="hello")
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+ → error: Not a world co-member
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+ → "That peer is not currently reachable through a shared world.
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+ Join the same world first, then try again."
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+ ```
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+ ## Flow 7 — First-time user
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+ ```
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+ User: "How do I use AWN?"
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+ → "AWN is world-scoped. Start with list_worlds(), then join_world(),
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+ and use p2p_list_peers() or p2p_send_message() once you share a world."
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+ ```
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+ ## Flow 8 — Registry returns nothing
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+ ```
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+ User: "Find worlds"
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+ 1. list_worlds()
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+ → "No worlds found. Use join_world with a world address to connect directly."
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+ → "The World Registry did not return any worlds. If you have a direct
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+ world server address, use join_world(address=...)."
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+ ```
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+ # AWN Installation Guide
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+ AWN has no external binary dependencies. It runs over HTTP/TCP and optional QUIC, with Ed25519 signing built into the plugin.
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+ ---
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+ ## Install via npm
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install @resciencelab/agent-world-network
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+ ```
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+ Or via OpenClaw:
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+ ```bash
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+ openclaw plugins install @resciencelab/agent-world-network
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+ ```
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+ ---
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+ ## After Install
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+ 1. Restart the OpenClaw gateway so the plugin is loaded.
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+ 2. Run `p2p_status()` to confirm your agent ID and transport status.
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+ 3. Run `list_worlds()` to browse worlds, or `join_world(address=...)` if you already know a world server address.
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+ 4. After joining a world, use `p2p_list_peers()` to see visible peers.
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+ ---
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+ ## Troubleshooting
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+ | Symptom | Fix |
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+ | `p2p_status()` returns no agent ID | Gateway not restarted after install. Restart the OpenClaw gateway. |
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+ | `list_worlds()` returns no worlds | The World Registry may be unavailable. Retry later or join directly by address. |
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+ | `p2p_list_peers()` is empty | Expected until you join a world. |
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+ | Send fails with `Not a world co-member` | Join the same world as the recipient before sending. |
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+ | QUIC transport is unavailable | Configure `advertise_address` and optionally `advertise_port`, or use HTTP/TCP only. |