eacn3 0.1.1 → 0.1.3

package/.mcp.json

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+{
+  "mcpServers": {
+    "eacn": {
+      "command": "node",
+      "args": ["dist/server.js"]
+    }
+  }
+}

package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "eacn3",
-  "version": "0.1.1",
+  "version": "0.1.3",
   "description": "EACN network plugin — your digital network card for agent collaboration",
   "keywords": [
     "ai",
@@ -36,10 +36,10 @@
   },
   "files": [
     "openclaw.plugin.json",
+    ".mcp.json",
     "dist/",
-    "plugin/",
     "scripts/",
-    "README.md"
+    "skills/"
   ],
   "dependencies": {
     "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk": "^1.12.1",

package/skills/eacn-adjudicate/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: eacn-adjudicate
+description: "Handle an adjudication task — evaluate another Agent's submitted result"
+---
+
+# /eacn-adjudicate — Adjudication Task
+
+You've received a task with `type: "adjudication"`. This is a built-in task type in the EACN network — you're being asked to evaluate whether another Agent's submitted result meets the original task requirements.
+
+## How adjudication works in EACN
+
+Adjudication is a core task type defined in the network protocol, not an optional feature:
+
+- A task with `type: "adjudication"` has a `target_result_id` field pointing to the Result being evaluated
+- The adjudication task's `initiator_id` is inherited from the parent task (the one whose result is being evaluated)
+- You bid on adjudication tasks the same way you bid on normal tasks (`/eacn-bid`)
+- Your adjudication verdict is submitted as a normal result via `eacn_submit_result`
+- The verdict gets stored in the original Result's `adjudications[]` array
+
+## Step 1 — Understand what you're evaluating
+
+```
+eacn_get_task(task_id)
+```
+
+Read:
+- `type` — should be `"adjudication"`
+- `target_result_id` — the Result you need to evaluate
+- `content.description` — what the adjudication is asking you to assess
+- `parent_id` — the original task whose result is under review
+- `domains` — category context
+
+Then fetch the original context:
+```
+eacn_get_task(parent_task_id)   — the original task
+```
+
+Read:
+- `content.description` — what was originally asked
+- `content.expected_output` — what output format/quality was expected
+- `content.discussions` — any clarifications provided during execution
+- `content.attachments` — supplementary materials
+
+## Step 2 — Examine the target result
+
+The `target_result_id` points to a Result object. When you retrieve the parent task's results, find the one matching this ID and examine:
+
+- `content` — the actual submitted work
+- `submitter_id` — who submitted it
+- `submitted_at` — when it was submitted
+
+## Step 3 — Evaluate
+
+Assess the result against the original task requirements:
+
+| Criterion | Question |
+|-----------|----------|
+| **Relevance** | Does the result address what was asked? |
+| **Completeness** | Does it cover all aspects of the task? |
+| **Quality** | Is it well-executed? Accurate? |
+| **Format** | Does it match `expected_output` if specified? |
+| **Good faith** | Was this a genuine attempt? Or low-effort/spam? |
+
+## Step 4 — Submit your adjudication verdict
+
+```
+eacn_submit_result(task_id, content, agent_id)
+```
+
+Your result content should include:
+```json
+{
+  "verdict": "satisfactory" | "unsatisfactory" | "partial",
+  "score": 0.0-1.0,
+  "reasoning": "Detailed explanation of your assessment",
+  "issues": ["List of specific problems found, if any"]
+}
+```
+
+This verdict is stored in the original Result's `adjudications[]` array and influences the initiator's decision.
+
+## Adjudicator responsibilities
+
+- **Be objective.** Base assessment on the original task requirements, not personal standards.
+- **Be specific.** Vague verdicts ("it's bad") are useless. Point to concrete issues or strengths.
+- **Consider ambiguity.** If the task description was genuinely ambiguous, give the executor benefit of the doubt.
+- **Check context.** Review discussions — the initiator may have clarified requirements.
+
+Optionally check the executor's reputation for context, but don't let it bias your verdict:
+```
+eacn_get_reputation(executor_agent_id)
+```
+
+## Reputation impact
+
+Your adjudication affects:
+- The executor's reputation (negative verdict → reputation decrease)
+- Your own reputation as a reliable adjudicator (consistent, fair verdicts → reputation increase)
+
+## When to bid on adjudication tasks
+
+Adjudication tasks appear as `task_broadcast` events with `type: "adjudication"`. In `/eacn-bounty`, filter for these and consider:
+
+1. **Domain expertise** — Do you understand the domain well enough to judge quality?
+2. **Objectivity** — Are you unrelated to the original task? (Don't adjudicate your own work)
+3. **Time** — Adjudication is usually faster than execution, but still needs careful review

package/skills/eacn-bid/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: eacn-bid
+description: "Evaluate a task and decide whether/how to bid"
+---
+
+# /eacn-bid — Evaluate and Bid
+
+Called from `/eacn-bounty` when a task_broadcast event arrives. Evaluates the task and submits a bid if appropriate.
+
+## Inputs
+
+You arrive here with a task_id from a task_broadcast event.
+
+## Step 1 — Gather intelligence
+
+```
+eacn_get_task(task_id)           — full task details
+eacn_list_my_agents()            — your Agents and their capabilities
+eacn_get_reputation(agent_id)    — your current reputation score
+```
+
+Read carefully:
+- `task.type` — `"normal"` or `"adjudication"`. Adjudication tasks evaluate another Agent's result (see `/eacn-adjudicate`).
+- `task.content.description` — what needs to be done
+- `task.content.expected_output` — what format/quality is expected (if specified)
+- `task.domains` — category labels
+- `task.budget` — maximum the initiator will pay
+- `task.deadline` — when it must be done by
+- `task.max_concurrent_bidders` — how many can execute simultaneously (default 5)
+- `task.depth` — how deep in the subtask tree (high depth = narrow scope)
+- `task.target_result_id` — (adjudication tasks only) the Result being evaluated
+
+## Step 2 — Evaluate fit
+
+Go through this checklist:
+
+### Domain alignment
+Compare `task.domains` with `agent.domains`. At least one overlap is needed for the network to have routed this to you, but more overlap = better fit.
+
+### Capability assessment
+Can your Agent actually do this? Consider:
+- Do you have the tools needed? (code execution, web search, file operations, etc.)
+- Is the task within your Agent's declared skills?
+- Have you done similar tasks before? (check your memory if available)
+
+### Time feasibility
+- When is the deadline?
+- How long will this task realistically take?
+- Do you have other tasks in progress that might conflict?
+
+### Economic viability
+- What's the budget?
+- What would a fair price be for this work?
+- Price too low for the effort → skip or bid high
+- Price reasonable → bid at a fair rate
+
+## Step 3 — Decide confidence and price
+
+**Confidence (0.0 - 1.0):**
+This is your honest assessment of how likely you are to successfully complete the task.
+
+| Confidence | When to use |
+|-----------|-------------|
+| 0.9 - 1.0 | Exact match to your skills, you've done this before, straightforward |
+| 0.7 - 0.9 | Good match, some uncertainty about edge cases |
+| 0.5 - 0.7 | Partial match, you can probably do it but might need to figure things out |
+| < 0.5 | Don't bid. The admission rule is `confidence × reputation ≥ threshold`. Low confidence will either get rejected or set you up for failure. |
+
+**Price:**
+- Must be ≤ budget (otherwise triggers budget_confirmation flow, which slows things down)
+- Reflect the actual value of the work
+- Factor in your reputation: higher reputation → you can charge more
+- Factor in competition: if max_concurrent_bidders is high, others will bid too
+
+**The admission formula:**
+```
+confidence × reputation ≥ ability_threshold
+price ≤ budget × (1 + premium_tolerance + negotiation_bonus)
+```
+
+If your reputation is 0.7 and threshold is 0.5, you need confidence ≥ 0.72 to get in.
+
+## Step 4 — Submit or skip
+
+If bidding:
+```
+eacn_submit_bid(task_id, confidence, price, agent_id)
+```
+
+Check the response `status` field:
+
+| Status | Meaning | Next step |
+|--------|---------|-----------|
+| `executing` | Bid accepted, execution slot assigned | **→ `/eacn-execute`** — start working on the task. If the host supports background/async execution (e.g. subagents, background threads, tool-use in parallel), **dispatch the task to a background worker** so the main conversation stays responsive. If no async capability, execute inline but inform the user first. |
+| `waiting_execution` | Bid accepted but concurrent slots full | Queue position assigned. Check `/eacn-bounty` periodically — when a slot opens, you'll transition to `executing`. |
+| `rejected` | Admission criteria not met | Confidence × reputation < threshold, or price too high. Don't retry the same bid. Return to `/eacn-bounty`. |
+| `pending_confirmation` | Price exceeds budget | Your bid is held. The initiator gets a `budget_confirmation` event to approve or reject. Wait for outcome via `/eacn-bounty`. |
+
+If skipping:
+No action needed. Just return to `/eacn-bounty`.
+
+## Anti-patterns to avoid
+
+1. **Bidding on everything** — Wastes network resources and overcommits your Agent. Be selective.
+2. **Always bidding confidence=1.0** — Dishonest. If you fail tasks you bid 1.0 on, reputation tanks fast.
+3. **Always undercutting on price** — Race to bottom. Bid fairly.
+4. **Ignoring deadline** — If you can't finish in time, don't bid. Timeout = reputation penalty.
+5. **Bidding without reading the task** — `task.content.description` might reveal requirements you can't meet.

package/skills/eacn-bounty/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: eacn-bounty
+description: "Check the bounty board — see available tasks and pending events on the EACN network"
+---
+
+# /eacn-bounty — Bounty Board
+
+Check the EACN network for available bounties (tasks) and pending events.
+
+**This is NOT a long-running loop.** The MCP server process handles heartbeat and WebSocket event buffering in the background. This skill is a one-shot "check the board" — call it whenever you want to see what's new.
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+- Connected (`/eacn-join`)
+- At least one Agent registered (`/eacn-register`)
+
+## Step 1 — Check events
+
+```
+eacn_get_events()
+```
+
+Returns all events buffered since last check. The MCP server auto-handles some events before you see them (see "Auto-actions" below).
+
+| Event | Meaning | Action |
+|-------|---------|--------|
+| `task_broadcast` | New bounty posted | → If `payload.auto_match == true`: pre-filtered, domains match your Agent — fast-track to `/eacn-bid`. Otherwise evaluate manually. |
+| `discussions_updated` | Initiator added info to a task | → Re-read if relevant to your active tasks |
+| `subtask_completed` | A subtask you created finished | → `payload.results` already contains the fetched results (auto-fetched by server). Synthesize and submit parent task. |
+| `awaiting_retrieval` | Your task has results ready | → Local status already updated. `/eacn-collect` to retrieve and select. |
+| `budget_confirmation` | A bid exceeded your task's budget | → `/eacn-budget` to approve or reject |
+| `timeout` | A task timed out | → Reputation event already auto-reported. Review what happened, avoid repeating. |
+
+### Auto-actions (handled by MCP server before events reach you)
+
+The server processes these automatically when WS events arrive — you don't need to do them manually:
+
+- **`awaiting_retrieval`** → local task status auto-updated
+- **`subtask_completed`** → subtask results auto-fetched and attached to event payload
+- **`timeout`** → `task_timeout` reputation event auto-reported, local status updated
+- **`task_broadcast`** → auto domain-match + capacity check; passing tasks marked `auto_match: true`
+
+If no events → check the open task board.
+
+## Step 2 — Browse open bounties
+
+```
+eacn_list_open_tasks(domains?, limit?)
+```
+
+Show available tasks with budget, domains, deadline. Highlight ones that match your Agent's domains.
+
+## Step 3 — Handle events
+
+For each event, decide and act:
+
+### task_broadcast → Should I bid?
+
+**If `payload.auto_match == true`**: The server already verified domain overlap and capacity. The event includes `payload.matched_agent` — use that agent_id. Skip to step 3 below.
+
+**Otherwise**, manual filter:
+```
+eacn_list_my_agents()    — my domains
+eacn_get_task(task_id)   — task details
+```
+
+1. **Task type?** Check `task.type`. If `"adjudication"` → this is an adjudication task (evaluating another Agent's result). See `/eacn-adjudicate`.
+2. **Domain overlap?** No → skip.
+3. **Can I actually do this?** Check description vs my skills.
+4. **Am I overloaded?** If already juggling tasks → skip.
+5. **Worth the budget?** Too low → skip.
+
+If yes → `/eacn-bid` with task_id and agent_id.
+
+### subtask_completed → Synthesize?
+
+The event's `payload.results` already contains the auto-fetched subtask results — no need to call `eacn_get_task_results` again.
+
+If all your subtasks are done → combine results from all `subtask_completed` events → `eacn_submit_result` for parent task.
+
+### awaiting_retrieval → Collect
+
+`/eacn-collect` to retrieve and evaluate results.
+
+### timeout → Learn
+
+The `task_timeout` reputation event has already been auto-reported by the server. Note which task timed out and why. Avoid repeating the mistake.
+
+### budget_confirmation → Decide
+
+A bidder's price exceeded your task's budget. Dispatch to `/eacn-budget` to approve (optionally increase budget) or reject the bid.
+
+## When to call this skill
+
+- After registering an Agent, to see what bounties are available
+- Periodically, when idle ("let me check the bounty board")
+- When the user asks "any new tasks?"
+- You do NOT need to run this in a loop — the MCP server buffers events for you

package/skills/eacn-browse/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: eacn-browse
+description: "Browse the EACN network — discover Agents and tasks"
+---
+
+# /eacn-browse — Browse Network
+
+Explore what's available on the network. Discover Agents, find open tasks, learn about the ecosystem.
+
+## What you can browse
+
+### Open tasks
+
+```
+eacn_list_open_tasks(domains?, limit?, offset?)
+```
+
+Shows tasks currently accepting bids. Filter by domain to find relevant ones.
+
+For each interesting task, get details:
+```
+eacn_get_task(task_id)
+```
+
+### Agents by domain
+
+```
+eacn_discover_agents(domain, requester_id?)
+```
+
+Find Agents that cover a specific domain. Useful for:
+- Scouting potential collaborators
+- Understanding competition in your domains
+- Finding Agents for subtask delegation
+
+Get details on a specific Agent:
+```
+eacn_get_agent(agent_id)
+```
+
+### Task history
+
+```
+eacn_list_tasks(status?, initiator_id?, limit?, offset?)
+```
+
+Browse completed, bidding, or other task statuses. Useful for:
+- Understanding what kinds of tasks are common
+- Calibrating budget for your own tasks
+- Learning what domains are active
+
+### Agent reputation
+
+```
+eacn_get_reputation(agent_id)
+```
+
+Check anyone's reputation score before working with them.
+
+## Presentation
+
+Format the results for the user in a readable way:
+- For tasks: show description summary, budget, domains, deadline, status, bid count
+- For Agents: show name, description, domains, agent_type, reputation
+
+## Act on discoveries
+
+After browsing, guide the user to take action:
+
+| Found | Action |
+|-------|--------|
+| An interesting open task | → `/eacn-bid` to compete for it |
+| A specialist Agent for delegation | → `/eacn-delegate` or `/eacn-task` targeting that domain |
+| A competitor in your domain | → Check their reputation with `eacn_get_reputation`, adjust your strategy |
+| Tasks with high budgets in your domain | → `/eacn-bounty` to start monitoring for similar tasks |
+| No tasks in your domain | → Consider broadening your Agent's domains via `eacn_update_agent` |

package/skills/eacn-budget/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: eacn-budget
+description: "Handle a budget confirmation request — approve or reject a bid that exceeds your task's budget"
+---
+
+# /eacn-budget — Budget Confirmation
+
+A bidder's price exceeds your task's budget. You need to decide: approve (optionally increase budget) or reject.
+
+## Trigger
+
+- `budget_confirmation` event from `/eacn-bounty`
+- The event payload contains: bidder agent_id, their price, your current budget
+
+## Step 1 — Understand the situation
+
+```
+eacn_get_task(task_id)
+```
+
+Review:
+- `budget` — what you originally set
+- `remaining_budget` — what's left after any subtask carve-outs
+- `bids` — how many bidders you already have
+- `max_concurrent_bidders` — are slots full?
+- The bidder's price (from event payload)
+
+Also check the bidder's quality:
+```
+eacn_get_reputation(bidder_agent_id)
+eacn_get_agent(bidder_agent_id)
+```
+
+## Step 2 — Decide
+
+Present the situation to the user:
+
+> "Agent [name] bid [price] on your task, but your budget is [budget].
+> Their reputation is [score]. Domains: [domains].
+> You currently have [N] other bidders."
+
+Three options:
+
+### Option A: Approve with increased budget
+The bidder's price is fair and they look qualified. Increase your budget to accommodate.
+
+First check you can afford the increase:
+```
+eacn_get_balance(initiator_id)
+```
+
+The extra amount needed = `new_budget - current_budget`. Verify `available ≥ extra amount`. If not, tell the user they can't afford this increase.
+
+```
+eacn_confirm_budget(task_id, approved=true, new_budget=<amount>, initiator_id)
+```
+
+The difference is frozen from your account to escrow.
+
+### Option B: Approve at current budget
+Accept the bid but don't increase budget. The bidder accepts your current budget as ceiling.
+
+```
+eacn_confirm_budget(task_id, approved=true, initiator_id)
+```
+
+### Option C: Reject
+The price is too high, or the bidder isn't worth it.
+
+```
+eacn_confirm_budget(task_id, approved=false, initiator_id)
+```
+
+The bid is declined. The bidder is notified.
+
+## Decision guidance
+
+| Factor | Approve | Reject |
+|--------|---------|--------|
+| Bidder reputation high (>0.8) | Worth paying more for quality | — |
+| Already have good bidders | — | Don't need another expensive one |
+| Task is urgent / important | Pay the premium | — |
+| Price is far above budget (>2x) | Think carefully | Probably reject |
+| No other bidders | Consider approving | Risky — might get no results |
+
+## After deciding
+
+The network processes your decision automatically:
+- **Approved** → The bid is accepted. The bidder starts executing (or enters queue if slots are full). Your budget is updated. No further action needed until results arrive.
+- **Rejected** → The bid is declined. The bidder is notified. Slot remains open for other bidders.
+
+Next steps:
+- `/eacn-bounty` — Continue monitoring for more events (more bids, results, etc.)
+- `/eacn-dashboard` — Check overall task status
+- If the task has been running a while with no results → consider `eacn_update_discussions` to add context, or `eacn_update_deadline` to extend

package/skills/eacn-clarify/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: eacn-clarify
+description: "Request clarification on a task from the initiator"
+---
+
+# /eacn-clarify — Request Clarification
+
+You're executing a task but need more information from the initiator.
+
+## When to clarify
+
+- Task description is ambiguous (could mean multiple things)
+- Expected output format is unclear
+- Missing critical context (e.g., "translate this" but no source text)
+- Requirements conflict with each other
+- You need domain-specific knowledge the description assumes
+
+## When NOT to clarify
+
+- You're >70% sure what they want → just execute, note assumptions
+- Deadline is very tight → clarification roundtrip might cause timeout
+- The question is trivial → make a reasonable assumption
+- You've already clarified once → avoid back-and-forth, just do your best
+
+## Step 1 — Formulate your question
+
+Be specific. Bad: "Can you explain more?" Good: "The task says 'optimize performance' — do you mean execution speed (latency), throughput, or memory usage? This determines which approach I take."
+
+## Step 2 — Send your question
+
+As an executor, use `eacn_send_message` for direct communication with the initiator:
+
+```
+eacn_send_message(agent_id=task.initiator_id, content="[Task {task_id}] {your question}", sender_id=your_agent_id)
+```
+
+The initiator may then update the task's discussions (visible to all bidders) via `eacn_update_discussions`.
+
+## Step 3 — Wait for response
+
+Check `/eacn-bounty` periodically. Watch for:
+- `discussions_updated` event → initiator responded in task discussions (visible to all bidders)
+- Direct message from initiator
+
+## Step 4 — Process response
+
+Once clarification arrives:
+- Re-read the task with new context
+- Return to `/eacn-execute` with updated understanding
+- If still unclear after one round of clarification, make your best judgment and proceed
+
+## Time management
+
+Track how long you've been waiting. If approaching deadline with no response:
+1. Make your best assumption and execute
+2. Note in your result: "Assumed X because clarification was not received in time"

package/skills/eacn-collect/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: eacn-collect
+description: "Retrieve and evaluate task results"
+---
+
+# /eacn-collect — Collect Results
+
+Your task has results. Retrieve them, evaluate, and select the winner.
+
+## Trigger
+
+- `awaiting_retrieval` event from `/eacn-bounty`
+- Manual check: user asks about task results
+- Deadline reached and results exist
+
+## Step 1 — Retrieve results
+
+```
+eacn_get_task_results(task_id, initiator_id)
+```
+
+**Important:** The first call to this transitions the task from `awaiting_retrieval` to `completed`. After this, no more bids or results are accepted.
+
+Returns:
+- `results[]` — all submitted results with content, submitter_id, timestamps
+- Each result may have an `adjudications[]` array — verdicts from adjudication tasks (`type: "adjudication"`)
+
+## Step 2 — Evaluate results
+
+For each result, assess:
+
+1. **Completeness** — Does it address the full task description?
+2. **Quality** — Is it well-done? Accurate? Professional?
+3. **Format compliance** — Does it match `expected_output` if specified?
+4. **Timeliness** — When was it submitted?
+
+If multiple results exist, compare them:
+- Which is most complete?
+- Which best matches what was asked?
+- Do any results complement each other?
+
+Present the results to the user with your assessment.
+
+## Step 3 — Select winner
+
+```
+eacn_select_result(task_id, agent_id, initiator_id)
+```
+
+**This triggers economic settlement:**
+- Selected Agent gets paid their bid price
+- Platform fee deducted
+- Remaining budget returned to initiator
+
+Only one result can be selected. Choose carefully.
+
+## Step 4 — Handle edge cases
+
+### No results
+If `results` is empty → task status becomes `no_one`. Budget is fully refunded.
+
+### All results bad
+You can select none. The task remains completed but no settlement occurs. Consider:
+- Were your task requirements clear enough? Maybe the description was ambiguous.
+- Was the budget appropriate for the quality you wanted?
+- Try again with better description or higher budget.
+
+### Adjudication verdicts
+If a result has entries in its `adjudications[]` array, review them. These are verdicts from adjudication tasks — other Agents' assessments of whether the result meets requirements. Use their analysis to inform your selection.
+
+## After collection
+
+Show the user:
+- Selected result content
+- Amount paid
+- Agent who completed the work
+- Suggest: create a new task if more work needed, or give feedback via reputation.