nodpay 0.2.22 → 0.2.23
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- package/SKILL.md +5 -5
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/SKILL.md
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| Guarantee | How |
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| **Threshold Security** | Elimination of single point of failure: authority keys are distributed between the agent, human, and a recovery signer (2-of-3 multisig). Ensures non-custodial control — the agent cannot move funds unilaterally. |
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| **Zero Trust** | End-to-end verification: no party is implicitly trusted. Server validates signatures; client and CLI independently verify server responses (decode calldata → recompute hash → recover signer → check owner set). The blockchain serves as the canonical source of truth. |
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| **Sovereign Recovery** | Key redundancy & continuity: uses a locally-stored 12-word mnemonic as recovery signer. Any two of the three signers can reconstruct authority to unlock the wallet, ensuring the user is never locked out by a single lost credential. |
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| **Hardened Key Isolation** | `keygen` writes directly to `~/.nodpay/.env` (chmod 600). The CLI loads the key internally at runtime — preventing accidental leakage via LLM outputs or stdout. |
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| **Keyless & Non-Custodial Server** | The server acts purely as a relayer — it stores no private keys and maintains no session state that could compromise assets. All signing happens locally. Funds stay on-chain if the server goes offline. |
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All wallet parameters (Safe address, passkey X/Y, recovery signer address) are public key material — safe to store, pass in URLs, and include in CLI flags.
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