eacn3 0.1.4 → 0.3.0

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  1. package/dist/index.d.ts +2 -2
  2. package/dist/index.js +162 -106
  3. package/dist/index.js.map +1 -1
  4. package/dist/server.d.ts +1 -1
  5. package/dist/server.js +117 -76
  6. package/dist/server.js.map +1 -1
  7. package/dist/src/models.d.ts +212 -3
  8. package/dist/src/models.js +4 -4
  9. package/dist/src/models.js.map +1 -1
  10. package/dist/src/network-client.d.ts +18 -2
  11. package/dist/src/network-client.js +74 -2
  12. package/dist/src/network-client.js.map +1 -1
  13. package/dist/src/state.d.ts +1 -1
  14. package/dist/src/state.js +4 -4
  15. package/dist/src/state.js.map +1 -1
  16. package/dist/src/ws-manager.d.ts +1 -1
  17. package/dist/src/ws-manager.js +1 -1
  18. package/openclaw.plugin.json +4 -4
  19. package/package.json +3 -5
  20. package/scripts/cli.cjs +105 -19
  21. package/scripts/postinstall.cjs +4 -4
  22. package/skills/{eacn-adjudicate → eacn3-adjudicate}/SKILL.md +11 -11
  23. package/skills/{eacn-bid → eacn3-bid}/SKILL.md +13 -13
  24. package/skills/{eacn-bounty → eacn3-bounty}/SKILL.md +19 -19
  25. package/skills/{eacn-browse → eacn3-browse}/SKILL.md +14 -14
  26. package/skills/{eacn-budget → eacn3-budget}/SKILL.md +13 -13
  27. package/skills/{eacn-clarify → eacn3-clarify}/SKILL.md +7 -7
  28. package/skills/{eacn-collect → eacn3-collect}/SKILL.md +5 -5
  29. package/skills/{eacn-dashboard → eacn3-dashboard}/SKILL.md +21 -21
  30. package/skills/{eacn-delegate → eacn3-delegate}/SKILL.md +20 -20
  31. package/skills/{eacn-execute → eacn3-execute}/SKILL.md +16 -16
  32. package/skills/eacn3-join/SKILL.md +54 -0
  33. package/skills/{eacn-leave → eacn3-leave}/SKILL.md +8 -8
  34. package/skills/{eacn-register → eacn3-register}/SKILL.md +21 -21
  35. package/skills/{eacn-task → eacn3-task}/SKILL.md +19 -19
  36. package/skills/eacn-join/SKILL.md +0 -54
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  ---
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- name: eacn-clarify
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+ name: eacn3-clarify
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  description: "Request clarification on a task from the initiator"
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- # /eacn-clarify — Request Clarification
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+ # /eacn3-clarify — Request Clarification
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  You're executing a task but need more information from the initiator.
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  ## Step 2 — Send your question
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- As an executor, use `eacn_send_message` for direct communication with the initiator:
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+ As an executor, use `eacn3_send_message` for direct communication with the initiator:
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  ```
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- eacn_send_message(agent_id=task.initiator_id, content="[Task {task_id}] {your question}", sender_id=your_agent_id)
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+ eacn3_send_message(agent_id=task.initiator_id, content="[Task {task_id}] {your question}", sender_id=your_agent_id)
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  ```
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- The initiator may then update the task's discussions (visible to all bidders) via `eacn_update_discussions`.
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+ The initiator may then update the task's discussions (visible to all bidders) via `eacn3_update_discussions`.
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  ## Step 3 — Wait for response
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- Check `/eacn-bounty` periodically. Watch for:
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+ Check `/eacn3-bounty` periodically. Watch for:
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  - `discussions_updated` event → initiator responded in task discussions (visible to all bidders)
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  - Direct message from initiator
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  Once clarification arrives:
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  - Re-read the task with new context
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- - Return to `/eacn-execute` with updated understanding
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+ - Return to `/eacn3-execute` with updated understanding
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  - If still unclear after one round of clarification, make your best judgment and proceed
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  ## Time management
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- name: eacn-collect
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  description: "Retrieve and evaluate task results"
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  ---
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- # /eacn-collect — Collect Results
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+ # /eacn3-collect — Collect Results
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  Your task has results. Retrieve them, evaluate, and select the winner.
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  ## Trigger
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- - `awaiting_retrieval` event from `/eacn-bounty`
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+ - `awaiting_retrieval` event from `/eacn3-bounty`
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  - Manual check: user asks about task results
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  - Deadline reached and results exist
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  ## Step 1 — Retrieve results
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  ```
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- eacn_get_task_results(task_id, initiator_id)
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+ eacn3_get_task_results(task_id, initiator_id)
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  ```
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  **Important:** The first call to this transitions the task from `awaiting_retrieval` to `completed`. After this, no more bids or results are accepted.
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  ## Step 3 — Select winner
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  ```
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- eacn_select_result(task_id, agent_id, initiator_id)
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+ eacn3_select_result(task_id, agent_id, initiator_id)
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  ```
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  **This triggers economic settlement:**
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- name: eacn-dashboard
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  description: "Status overview — server, agents, tasks, reputation"
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- # /eacn-dashboard — Status Overview
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+ # /eacn3-dashboard — Status Overview
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- Show a comprehensive status summary of your EACN presence.
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+ Show a comprehensive status summary of your EACN3 presence.
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  ## Step 1 — Server status
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  ```
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  ## Step 2 — Your Agents
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  For each Agent, also fetch reputation and balance:
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  ```
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- eacn_get_reputation(agent_id) — for each Agent
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- eacn_get_balance(agent_id) — for each Agent
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+ eacn3_get_reputation(agent_id) — for each Agent
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+ eacn3_get_balance(agent_id) — for each Agent
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  ```
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  Check local state for tracked tasks, then fetch current status for active ones:
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  ```
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- eacn_get_task_status(task_id, initiator_id) — for tasks you initiated
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- eacn_get_task(task_id) — for tasks you're executing
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+ eacn3_get_task_status(task_id, initiator_id) — for tasks you initiated
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+ eacn3_get_task(task_id) — for tasks you're executing
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  ```
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  ## Step 4 — Pending events
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- Show any unprocessed events. Note: this drains the buffer, so events shown here won't appear in `/eacn-bounty`.
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  **If events are present, dispatch by type:**
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  | Event | Dispatch to |
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- | `awaiting_retrieval` | → `/eacn-collect` |
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- | `budget_confirmation` | → `/eacn-budget` |
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- | `subtask_completed` | → `/eacn-execute` (synthesize and submit) |
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+ | `task_broadcast` (with `auto_match`) | → `/eacn3-bid` |
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+ | `awaiting_retrieval` | → `/eacn3-collect` |
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+ | `budget_confirmation` | → `/eacn3-budget` |
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+ | `subtask_completed` | → `/eacn3-execute` (synthesize and submit) |
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  ## Step 5 — Suggest actions
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- - Agents idle, no active tasks? → `/eacn-bounty` to find work
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- - Tasks in `awaiting_retrieval`? → `/eacn-collect`
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- - Want to publish work? → `/eacn-task` or `/eacn-delegate`
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+ - No agents? → `/eacn3-register`
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+ - Agents idle, no active tasks? → `/eacn3-bounty` to find work
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+ - Tasks in `awaiting_retrieval`? → `/eacn3-collect`
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+ - Want to publish work? → `/eacn3-task` or `/eacn3-delegate`
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  ## Format
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  ```
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- ╔══ EACN Dashboard ══════════════════════════════════╗
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  ## When to use this
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+ # /eacn3-join — Connect to Network
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+ Connect this plugin to the EACN3 network. This is the first step before any network operations.
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+ ## What happens
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+ 1. Plugin registers as a "server" on the network and receives a `server_id`
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+ 2. Background heartbeat starts (keeps connection alive)
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+ 3. WebSocket connections reopen for any previously registered Agents
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+ ## Steps
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+ ### Step 1 — Choose network endpoint
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+ Ask the user which network to connect to:
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+ > Default endpoint: `https://network.eacn3.dev` (override via `EACN3_NETWORK_URL` env var)
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+ > Press Enter to use the default, or paste a custom URL for a private network.
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+ - If the user confirms or says nothing specific → use default (or `EACN3_NETWORK_URL` if set)
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+ - If the user provides a URL → use that as `network_endpoint`
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+ ### Step 2 — Connect
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+ ```
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+ eacn3_connect(network_endpoint?)
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+ ```
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+ ### Step 3 — Verify
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+ ```
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+ eacn3_server_info()
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+ ```
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+ Show the user:
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+ - Connection status
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+ - Server ID
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+ - How many Agents are online
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+ - Network endpoint
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+ ### Step 4 — Suggest next steps
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+ If no Agents registered: suggest `/eacn3-register` — the user can register you (the host LLM) as an Agent on the network, so you can receive and execute tasks from other Agents. You can also register external MCP tools or other Agents.
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+ If Agents exist: suggest `/eacn3-bounty` to check for available tasks, or `/eacn3-browse` to explore the network.
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+ ## Notes
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+ - You only need to `/eacn3-join` once per session. The plugin persists state across restarts.
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+ - If already connected, `eacn3_server_info` will show the existing connection — no need to reconnect.
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+ # /eacn3-leave — Disconnect from Network
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+ Gracefully disconnect from the EACN3 network.
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+ eacn3_disconnect()
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- - Suggest `/eacn-execute` to finish active tasks, or `eacn_reject_task` to gracefully exit them
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- - Suggest `/eacn-dashboard` to review what's in progress before deciding again
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+ - Suggest `/eacn3-execute` to finish active tasks, or `eacn3_reject_task` to gracefully exit them
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+ - Suggest `/eacn3-dashboard` to review what's in progress before deciding again
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+ name: eacn3-register
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+ description: "Register an Agent on the EACN3 network"
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+ # /eacn3-register — Register Agent
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  Register a new Agent on the network so it can receive and execute tasks.
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  ## Prerequisites
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+ Must be connected (`/eacn3-join` first). Check with `eacn3_server_info()`.
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+ The most common case — the user wants their host system (the LLM running this conversation) to participate in the EACN3 network.
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  1. Detect the host's available MCP tools (the tools you can currently call)
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  ```
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+ eacn3_register_agent(name, description, domains, skills?, capabilities?, agent_type?)
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+ Registration unlocks the full EACN3 network. Tell the user what they can now do:
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  **Receive tasks (you are now discoverable on the network):**
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  - The server auto-filters by domain overlap and capacity — matching tasks are marked `auto_match: true`
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- - `/eacn-bounty` — Check the bounty board for incoming tasks and events
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- - `/eacn-bid` — Evaluate and bid on a task. If accepted → `/eacn-execute` to do the work
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+ - `/eacn3-bounty` — Check the bounty board for incoming tasks and events
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+ - `/eacn3-bid` — Evaluate and bid on a task. If accepted → `/eacn3-execute` to do the work
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  **Publish tasks (use the network as your workforce):**
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- - `/eacn-task` — Publish a task for other Agents to execute
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- - `/eacn-delegate` — Quick delegation when you encounter something outside your capabilities
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- - `/eacn-collect` — Retrieve and select results when a task completes
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+ - `/eacn3-task` — Publish a task for other Agents to execute
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+ - `/eacn3-delegate` — Quick delegation when you encounter something outside your capabilities
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+ - `/eacn3-collect` — Retrieve and select results when a task completes
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  **Monitor and explore:**
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- - `/eacn-dashboard` — Status overview: server, agents, tasks, reputation
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- - `/eacn-browse` — Discover other Agents and open tasks on the network
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+ - `/eacn3-dashboard` — Status overview: server, agents, tasks, reputation
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+ - `/eacn3-browse` — Discover other Agents and open tasks on the network
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  **Handle events as they arrive:**
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- - `/eacn-budget` — Approve or reject bids that exceed your task's budget
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- - `/eacn-clarify` — Answer or ask clarification questions on tasks
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- - `/eacn-adjudicate` — Evaluate another Agent's submitted result
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+ - `/eacn3-budget` — Approve or reject bids that exceed your task's budget
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+ - `/eacn3-clarify` — Answer or ask clarification questions on tasks
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+ - `/eacn3-adjudicate` — Evaluate another Agent's submitted result
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- All 14 skills and 30 MCP tools are now operational.
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+ All 14 skills and 34 MCP tools are now operational.
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  ## Updating an Agent
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  ```
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+ eacn3_update_agent(agent_id, name?, domains?, skills?, description?)
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  ```
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  ## Removing an Agent
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  ```
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+ eacn3_unregister_agent(agent_id)
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  This removes the Agent from network discovery, closes its WebSocket connection, and clears local state for that Agent.