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+ # @svsprotocol/solana
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+ Client SDK boundary for `SVS: Solana Verification System`.
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+ Use this package when a Solana bot or agent needs one trusted path to submit an action, prove signed bot identity, require human/operator approval, fetch production proof, and expose a verified-agent profile or badge.
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+ This package intentionally exports only bot/client/protocol-safe APIs:
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+
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+ - `SolanaVerificationClient`
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+ - `createSignedBotRequest`
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+ - certified-submit status helpers
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+ - action production proof verification helpers
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+ - verified agent profile and badge helpers
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+ - deterministic verified-agent trust score helpers
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+ - signed proof-read verification helpers
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+ - webhook signature verification helpers
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+ - `requireVerifiedAgent` from `@svsprotocol/solana/protocol`
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+ - custom adapter primitives from `@svsprotocol/solana/adapter-core`
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+ - typed adapter discovery from `@svsprotocol/solana/adapter-catalog`
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+ - ElizaOS adapter helpers from `@svsprotocol/solana/elizaos`
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+ - GOAT adapter helpers from `@svsprotocol/solana/goat`
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+ - Solana Agent Kit adapter helpers from `@svsprotocol/solana/solana-agent-kit`
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+ - Vercel AI SDK adapter helpers from `@svsprotocol/solana/vercel-ai`
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+ Dashboard, local admin, release, registry-authority, and server internals stay in the main application package.
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+
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+ ## License and Boundary
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+ `@svsprotocol/solana` is the public client/adoption SDK and is licensed under Apache-2.0. That license applies only to this package as published. It does not grant rights to the private SVS operator dashboard, server, registry authority, release tooling, deployment evidence, signing keys, hosted registry operations, badges, domains, or trademarks.
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+ The package should remain limited to `README.md`, `LICENSE`, `package.json`, and built `dist/*.js` / `dist/*.d.ts` files. Generated evidence, dashboard files, release bundles, local credentials, wallets, keypairs, `.env`, `.devnet`, tests, and examples must stay out of the npm artifact.
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+
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+ The package ships TypeScript declarations for the root SDK and every public adapter/protocol export. `npm run sdk:check` compiles a real TypeScript consumer against `@svsprotocol/solana` and its subpath exports, so bot teams get checked action payloads, adapter results, verified-agent profiles, registry verification results, and protocol acceptance checks without needing to inspect the dashboard internals.
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+
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+ `npm run sdk:check` also runs the public-package hygiene gate. It uses `npm pack --dry-run` to verify that the publishable tarball only contains `README.md`, `package.json`, and `dist/*.js` / `dist/*.d.ts`; generated evidence, dashboard files, release bundles, credentials, keypairs, wallets, local env files, examples, and tests must stay out of the SDK artifact.
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+ The same hygiene gate compares every public runtime export path against the matching TypeScript declaration file, so a new SDK/helper export cannot ship without a typed public contract.
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+ TypeScript-first bot teams can start from the public typed consumer example:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ npm run example:typescript:agent
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+ ```
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+ That command compiles `examples/typescript/typed-agent-consumer/typed-agent-consumer.ts`, and the external-consumer release proof compiles the same file after installing the packed SDK into a clean temporary app.
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+
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+ ## Bot Builder Fast Path
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+
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+ 1. Install `@svsprotocol/solana`.
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+ 2. Fill `SVS_SERVER_URL`, `SVS_BOT_ID`, `SVS_BOT_API_KEY`, `SVS_BOT_REQUEST_SIGNING_SECRET`, and `SVS_BOT_EXPECTED_INTEGRATION_CONTRACT_HASH`.
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+ 3. Run `client.checkBotReadiness({ botId })` at startup.
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+ 4. Submit with `client.submitCertifiedActionAndWaitForProof(...)` for the full signed request, human approval, registry proof, and proof-fetch path.
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+ 5. Use `verifyVerifiedAgentProfile`, `verifyVerifiedAgentRegistryUrl`, or `requireVerifiedAgent` when a protocol, marketplace, or auditor needs to re-check the bot.
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+
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+ Framework teams can use the same path through `@svsprotocol/solana/solana-agent-kit`, `@svsprotocol/solana/elizaos`, `@svsprotocol/solana/goat`, or `@svsprotocol/solana/vercel-ai`.
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+
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+ Tools that generate bot integrations can use the typed adapter catalog instead of scraping docs:
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+ ```js
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+ import {
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+ findSvsAgentFrameworkAdapter,
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+ getSvsAgentFrameworkAdapters
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+ } from "@svsprotocol/solana/adapter-catalog";
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+
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+ const adapters = getSvsAgentFrameworkAdapters({ primaryOnly: true });
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+ for (const adapter of adapters) {
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+ console.log(adapter.runtime, adapter.packageExport, adapter.demoCommand);
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+ }
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+ const eliza = findSvsAgentFrameworkAdapter("SVS_VERIFY_AND_SUBMIT_SOLANA_ACTION");
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+ console.log(eliza.packageExport); // @svsprotocol/solana/elizaos
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+ ```
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+
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+ SVS host-app validation also requires primary adapters to emit this catalog binding proof. That lets a protocol or bot team verify that a Solana Agent Kit tool or ElizaOS action was loaded from the public SDK adapter catalog, not from an undocumented copy of the adapter contract.
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+
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+ ## Adapter Matrix
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+ | Bot runtime | Package export | Tool/action | Demo |
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+ | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | Custom agent runtime | `@svsprotocol/solana/adapter-core` | shared readiness and certified-submit primitives | TypeScript consumer example |
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+ | Solana Agent Kit | `@svsprotocol/solana/solana-agent-kit` | `svs_verify_and_submit_solana_action` | `npm run example:agent:solana-kit` |
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+ | ElizaOS | `@svsprotocol/solana/elizaos` | `SVS_VERIFY_AND_SUBMIT_SOLANA_ACTION` | `npm run example:agent:elizaos` |
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+ | GOAT | `@svsprotocol/solana/goat` | `svs_verify_and_submit_solana_action` | `npm run example:agent:goat` |
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+ | Vercel AI SDK | `@svsprotocol/solana/vercel-ai` | `svsVerifyAndSubmitSolanaAction` | `npm run example:agent:vercel-ai` |
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+
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+ Before public release, `npm run agent:host-validate` packs this SDK, installs it into a custom adapter-core host and minimal real Solana Agent Kit, ElizaOS, GOAT SDK, and Vercel AI SDK host apps, submits through the adapter/plugin/tool, then verifies the returned action record's production proof and current SVS approval domain. That gives bot teams a host-app proof instead of only a workspace import test.
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+ Custom agent runtimes should use `@svsprotocol/solana/adapter-core` instead of importing private SDK internals. It exposes the shared readiness and certified-submit helpers used by the first-party adapters, so a new framework can get the same fail-closed production certification, human approval queueing, proof wait, and typed adapter result contract without copying adapter logic.
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+ ## Real Agent Category Demos
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+ | Agent category | Purpose | Demo |
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+ | --- | --- | --- |
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+ | DeFi risk gate | Devnet Memo risk intent with protocol/notional/health-factor/LTV policy and human approval | `npm run example:agent:defi-risk` |
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+ | NFT mint agent | Devnet Memo mint intent with collection/metadata/quantity/fee policy and human approval | `npm run example:agent:nft-mint` |
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+ | Payment agent | Small devnet SOL transfer through the certified action path | `npm run example:agent:payment` |
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+ | Trading agent | Devnet Memo trade intent with pair/notional/slippage policy and human approval | `npm run example:agent:trading` |
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+ | Treasury agent | Larger devnet SOL transfer that locally proves `multisig_required` before submit | `npm run example:agent:treasury` |
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+ ```js
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+ import { SolanaVerificationClient } from "@svsprotocol/solana";
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+ const svs = new SolanaVerificationClient({
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+ baseUrl: process.env.SVS_SERVER_URL,
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+ apiKey: process.env.SVS_BOT_API_KEY,
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+ requestSigningSecret: process.env.SVS_BOT_REQUEST_SIGNING_SECRET
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+ });
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+ await svs.checkBotReadiness({ botId: process.env.SVS_BOT_ID });
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+ ```
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+ Verified agent profile:
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+ ```js
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+ import {
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+ createVerifiedAgentBadgeSvg,
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+ verifyVerifiedAgentProfile
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+ } from "@svsprotocol/solana";
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+
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+ const verification = verifyVerifiedAgentProfile(profile, {
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+ expectedBotId: process.env.SVS_BOT_ID,
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+ staleAfterMs: 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000
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+ });
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+
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+ if (!verification.ok) {
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+ throw new Error("SVS verified agent profile is not current.");
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+ }
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+ const badgeSvg = createVerifiedAgentBadgeSvg(profile);
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+ ```
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+ Static registry export:
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+ ```sh
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+ npm run bot:registry -- \
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+ --profile ./data/security/verified-agent-profile.json \
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+ --badge ./data/security/verified-agent-badge.svg \
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+ --out ./data/verified-agent-registry
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+ npm run verify:verified-agent-registry -- \
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+ --file ./data/verified-agent-registry/registry.json
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+ ```
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+ The registry directory includes `registry.json`, `trust-manifest.json`, `index.html`, and per-agent profile/badge pages. Host those files privately or publicly to give protocols, auditors, and users one inspectable trust page with the pinned registry hash, verifier commands, proof freshness, and required checks.
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+ The hosted/self-hosted product target is documented in `docs/hosted-registry-trust-surface.md` at the repo root, including route shape, badge states, protocol allowlists, privacy modes, caching, and production gates.
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+ Create a non-secret adoption handoff after the registry is hosted:
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+ ```js
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+ import { createVerifiedAgentAdoptionKit } from "@svsprotocol/solana";
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+ const kit = createVerifiedAgentAdoptionKit({
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+ profile,
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+ registry,
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+ registryUrl: process.env.SVS_VERIFIED_AGENT_REGISTRY_URL,
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+ expectedRegistryHash: process.env.SVS_VERIFIED_AGENT_REGISTRY_HASH
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+ });
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+ console.log(kit.copy.protocolEnv);
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+ console.log(kit.copy.sdkSnippet);
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+ ```
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+ The kit packages the pinned registry URL/hash, profile and badge URLs, protocol env, SDK middleware snippet, verifier commands, and checklist without bot API keys or request-signing secrets.
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+ Verify a hosted registry from a bot, protocol service, or auditor machine. This checks the remote registry hash, `trust-manifest.json`, linked profile hashes, profile freshness, verifier instructions, and secret-safety metadata:
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+ ```js
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+ import { verifyVerifiedAgentRegistryUrl } from "@svsprotocol/solana";
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+ const result = await verifyVerifiedAgentRegistryUrl({
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+ registryUrl: process.env.SVS_VERIFIED_AGENT_REGISTRY_URL,
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+ expectedRegistryHash: process.env.SVS_VERIFIED_AGENT_REGISTRY_HASH
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+ });
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+ if (!result.ok) {
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ Create an explainable trust-score table from already-verified evidence:
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+ ```js
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+ createVerifiedAgentTrustScore
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+ } from "@svsprotocol/solana";
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+ const score = createVerifiedAgentTrustScore({
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+ actionProductionProofVerification,
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+ credentialReadiness,
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+ hostValidation
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+ });
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+ console.log(score.score, score.status, score.nextAction.message);
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+ console.log(VERIFIED_AGENT_TRUST_SCORE_POLICY.requiredSignalIds);
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+ ```
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+ The score is deterministic and hashable. It helps protocols compare agents by visible evidence signals, but it does not replace the required profile, registry, production-proof, and approval-domain verifier checks. High trust requires at least `90 / 100` plus all required signals. See `docs/agent-trust-score-policy.md` for the full signal table.
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+ Protocol middleware:
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+ ```js
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+ import { createHostedVerifiedAgentRegistryMiddleware } from "@svsprotocol/solana/protocol";
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+ const requireSvsAgent = createHostedVerifiedAgentRegistryMiddleware({
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+ registryUrl: process.env.SVS_VERIFIED_AGENT_REGISTRY_URL,
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+ expectedRegistryHash: process.env.SVS_VERIFIED_AGENT_REGISTRY_HASH
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+ });
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+ ```
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+ This rejects agents that are not listed in the pinned registry or whose hosted `trust-manifest.json` or linked profile fails verification.
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+ ## Approval Domain Migration
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+ New production proofs should use the current SVS approval domain:
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+ ```text
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+ svs-solana-verification-system
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+ ```
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+ The legacy domain is still verifier-compatible so older exported receipts and audit bundles remain inspectable:
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+ ```text
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+ solana-human-verification-system
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+ ```
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+ Bots, protocols, and auditors should treat `humanApproval.domainStatus === "current"` as the production-ready path for new actions. Treat `legacy_compatible` as migration/audit compatibility only; it means the approval can still be verified, but the action was signed under the previous product domain.
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+
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+ ```js
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+ import {
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+ verifyActionProductionProofEvidence
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+ } from "@svsprotocol/solana";
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+ import {
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+ requireCurrentApprovalDomain
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+ } from "@svsprotocol/solana/protocol";
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+
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+ const verification = verifyActionProductionProofEvidence(proofEvidence, {
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+ expectedRecordId: proofEvidence.productionProof.recordId,
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+ staleAfterMs: 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000
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+ });
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+
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+ if (!verification.ok) {
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+ throw new Error("SVS production proof failed verification.");
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+ }
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+
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+ requireCurrentApprovalDomain(proofEvidence, { action: "swap" });
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+ ```
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+
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+ For historical audit imports, display `legacy_compatible` clearly instead of hiding it. It is useful evidence for old bundles, but new bot integrations should produce `current`.
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+
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+ Protocol-side check:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ import { requireVerifiedAgent } from "@svsprotocol/solana/protocol";
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+
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+ await requireVerifiedAgent({
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+ baseUrl: process.env.SVS_SERVER_URL,
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+ apiKey: process.env.SVS_PROTOCOL_API_KEY,
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+ botId: "jupiter-rebalancer-001",
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+ action: "swap",
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+ minCertification: "production_verified"
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+ });
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+ ```
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+
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+ Copyable protocol demo. This checks production certification plus the exact action record's production proof and current SVS approval domain:
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+
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+ ```sh
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+ npm run example:protocol:verified-agent-gate -- \
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+ --env ./examples/protocols/verified-agent-gate-demo/verified-agent-gate-demo.local.env
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+ ```
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+
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+ ElizaOS adapter:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ import { createSvsElizaOsPlugin } from "@svsprotocol/solana/elizaos";
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+
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+ export const svsPlugin = createSvsElizaOsPlugin({
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+ baseUrl: process.env.SVS_SERVER_URL,
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+ apiKey: process.env.SVS_BOT_API_KEY,
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+ requestSigningSecret: process.env.SVS_BOT_REQUEST_SIGNING_SECRET,
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+ expectedIntegrationContractHash: process.env.SVS_BOT_EXPECTED_INTEGRATION_CONTRACT_HASH,
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+ botId: process.env.SVS_BOT_ID,
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+ policyId: "memo-human-approved-v1",
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+ rpcUrl: process.env.SOLANA_RPC_URL
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+ });
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+ ```
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+
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+ Solana Agent Kit adapter:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ import { createSvsSolanaAgentKitAdapter } from "@svsprotocol/solana/solana-agent-kit";
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+
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+ const svsTool = createSvsSolanaAgentKitAdapter({
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+ baseUrl: process.env.SVS_SERVER_URL,
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+ apiKey: process.env.SVS_BOT_API_KEY,
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+ requestSigningSecret: process.env.SVS_BOT_REQUEST_SIGNING_SECRET,
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+ expectedIntegrationContractHash: process.env.SVS_BOT_EXPECTED_INTEGRATION_CONTRACT_HASH,
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+ botId: process.env.SVS_BOT_ID,
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+ policyId: "memo-human-approved-v1",
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+ rpcUrl: process.env.SOLANA_RPC_URL
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+ });
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+
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+ await svsTool.requireSvsProductionReady();
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+
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+ const result = await svsTool.verifyAndSubmitSolanaAction({
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+ requestId,
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+ intent,
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+ serializedTransaction
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+ });
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+ ```
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+
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+ GOAT adapter:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ import { createSvsGoatPlugin } from "@svsprotocol/solana/goat";
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+
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+ const svsGoat = createSvsGoatPlugin({
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+ baseUrl: process.env.SVS_SERVER_URL,
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+ apiKey: process.env.SVS_BOT_API_KEY,
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+ requestSigningSecret: process.env.SVS_BOT_REQUEST_SIGNING_SECRET,
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+ expectedIntegrationContractHash: process.env.SVS_BOT_EXPECTED_INTEGRATION_CONTRACT_HASH,
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+ botId: process.env.SVS_BOT_ID,
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+ policyId: "memo-human-approved-v1",
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+ rpcUrl: process.env.SOLANA_RPC_URL
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+ });
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+
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+ await svsGoat.requireSvsProductionReady();
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+
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+ const [tool] = svsGoat.getTools();
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+ const result = await tool.execute({
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+ requestId,
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+ intent,
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+ serializedTransaction
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+ });
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+ ```
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+
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+ Vercel AI SDK adapter:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ import { tool } from "ai";
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+ import { z } from "zod";
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+ import { createSvsVercelAiSdkTools } from "@svsprotocol/solana/vercel-ai";
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+
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+ const svs = createSvsVercelAiSdkTools({
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+ tool,
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+ z,
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+ baseUrl: process.env.SVS_SERVER_URL,
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+ apiKey: process.env.SVS_BOT_API_KEY,
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+ requestSigningSecret: process.env.SVS_BOT_REQUEST_SIGNING_SECRET,
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+ expectedIntegrationContractHash: process.env.SVS_BOT_EXPECTED_INTEGRATION_CONTRACT_HASH,
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+ botId: process.env.SVS_BOT_ID,
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+ policyId: "memo-human-approved-v1",
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+ rpcUrl: process.env.SOLANA_RPC_URL
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+ });
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+
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+ await svs.requireSvsProductionReady();
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+
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+ const tools = svs.getTools();
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+ ```