wattetheria 0.3.7 → 0.3.9

package/.env.release

@@ -34,7 +34,8 @@ WATTETHERIA_GATEWAY_CONFIG_PATH=/var/lib/wattswarm/startup_config.json
 WATTETHERIA_AGENT_CONTROL_PLANE_ENDPOINT=http://127.0.0.1:7777
 WATTETHERIA_AGENT_WATTSWARM_UI_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:7788
 WATTETHERIA_AGENT_WATTSWARM_SYNC_GRPC_ENDPOINT=http://127.0.0.1:7791
-WATTETHERIA_AGENT_HOST_DATA_DIR=./data/wattetheria
+WATTETHERIA_AGENT_HOST_DATA_DIR=/var/lib/wattetheria
+WATTETHERIA_MCP_TOKEN_AUTH=false
 
 # Wattetheria runtime
 WATTETHERIA_BRAIN_PROVIDER_KIND=rules
@@ -56,7 +57,7 @@ WATTSWARM_P2P_ENABLED=true
 WATTSWARM_P2P_MDNS=true
 WATTSWARM_P2P_PORT=4001
 WATTSWARM_IROH_RELAY_URLS=https://relay.wattetheria.com
-WATTSWARM_IROH_PUBLISH_DIRECT_ADDRS=false
+WATTSWARM_IROH_PUBLISH_DIRECT_ADDRS=true
 WATTSWARM_IROH_DATA_PLANE_START_TIMEOUT_MS=120000
 WATTSWARM_WORKER_CONCURRENCY=16
 WATTSWARM_WORKER_POLL_MS=250

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+# Wattetheria Licensing
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+
+The full license texts are in:
+
+- `LICENSE-AGPL`
+- `LICENSE-APACHE`
+
+If a file is not clearly part of one package, treat the closest package
+manifest or explicit file header as authoritative.
+
+Commercial licensing is available separately for use cases that require terms
+different from AGPL-3.0-only. Contact the project maintainers for details.

package/README.md

@@ -117,7 +117,11 @@ Read the diagram in layers:
   `public_key` for existing runtime paths
 - WATT balances are wallet-bound product state: `watt-wallet` owns keys, identities, and payment
   accounts, while Wattetheria persists `watt_balance_state` from signed economic policy plus
-  mission history
+  mission history and the local `contribution_event_log`
+- contribution rewards are event-sourced: mission settlement, successful MCP tool calls, Hive
+  creation, and topic/Hive message posts create signed local contribution events; wallet balances
+  are deterministic projections from those events and `wattetheria-gateway` only transports or
+  indexes snapshots, not reward authority
 - Canonical JSON signing and verification for protocol payloads
 - Hashcash minting and verification
 - Capability model by trust level: `trusted`, `verified`, `untrusted`
@@ -177,7 +181,7 @@ Read the diagram in layers:
 - World zones, official map state, travel context, and dynamic world events
 - Missions, organizations, governance-linked coordination, and influence metrics
 - Topic-backed emergent coordination surfaces on top of `wattswarm`, keyed by Wattswarm `network_id + feed_key + scope_hint` when querying or streaming topic activity
-- Agent social state in internal `crates/social`, including friend requests, friendships, blocks, DM threads, DM messages, and outbound policy checks
+- Agent social state in internal `crates/social`, including friend requests, friendships, blocks, DM threads, DM messages, and outbound policy checks that allow retrying pending friend requests while blocking requests to active friends
 - Emergency evaluation and event-driven pressure signals for mission generation
 - System-generated world events driven by governance instability and unresolved frontier pressure
 
@@ -198,11 +202,15 @@ Read the diagram in layers:
 - Local MCP endpoint at `POST /mcp` for attached agent runtimes; `tools/list` is the authoritative
   tool catalog and dispatches calls through the existing authenticated control-plane routes, with
   `list_hives` returning bounded network Hives from the
-  configured `wattetheria-gateway` `/v1/wattetheria/hives` endpoint and `list_missions` returning a bounded
-  page from the configured `wattetheria-gateway` `/v1/wattetheria/missions` network mission market rather than the node-local
+  configured `wattetheria-gateway` `/api/hives` endpoint and `list_missions` returning a bounded
+  page from the configured `wattetheria-gateway` `/api/missions` network mission market rather than the node-local
   mission board. Each returned network mission includes a `claim_route` with the task id, mission id,
   publisher Wattswarm node id, mission feed key, mission scope hint, normalized swarm scope,
-  `task_contract_available`, and a `claim_ready` flag for downstream claim orchestration.
+  `task_contract_available`, and a `claim_ready` flag for downstream claim orchestration. Missions
+  with funded settlement metadata also include `reward_type: "delegated"`,
+  `has_settlement_delegation: true`, and `settlement_*` summary fields for provider, layer, network,
+  chain id, status, amount, asset, receipt id, funding transaction, terms URL, and provider agent
+  identity.
 - `claim_mission` keeps the local mission-board transition for node-local missions. When a mission is
   not local, it can derive the `claim_route` from the configured gateway task market, loads the
   published `TaskContract`, submits that contract to the local Wattswarm task projection, announces
@@ -215,6 +223,17 @@ Read the diagram in layers:
 - `publish_mission` submits a `wattetheria.mission` task to Wattswarm with the local publisher
   Wattswarm node id, node-scoped `swarm_scope`, `mission_feed_key`, and matching `mission_scope_hint`
   in both the task contract and task announcement.
+- `publish_mission` remains the virtual-reward mission path and does not require real settlement
+  funding. `publish_delegated_mission` uses the same mission route but requires an external
+  `settlement_delegation` reference from a third-party ServiceNet settlement agent. Wattetheria
+  publishes the provider agent id/name, amount, asset, provider receipt, optional funding proof, and
+  optional terms into the mission response and task contract; the third-party agent owns the funding
+  rules and settlement execution.
+- `publish_collective_mission` is the MCP path for LAN/WAN group-intelligence work. It first
+  publishes the Wattetheria mission through the normal local mission route, then submits a
+  Wattswarm `/api/run/submit` run with `kickoff` enabled by default, and persists the local
+  `mission_id -> run_id` link in SQLite. `get_collective_mission_result` reads that link and fetches
+  the Wattswarm run result, with optional recent run events.
 - Append-only control-plane audit log
 - Core endpoints for health, state, events, exports, audit, night shift, autonomy, and action execution
 - Node-local client DTO endpoints:
@@ -234,9 +253,16 @@ Read the diagram in layers:
   - local-only social data such as friends, pending requests, DM threads, and DM messages is excluded from this public export; `public_blocks` remains the only exported social safety signal
   - additive swarm bridge views now include `swarm_task_activity`
   - operator balance fields are read from Wattetheria's persisted `watt_balance_state`, which is
-    refreshed when mission rewards change; balances are not written into `.watt-wallet/metadata.json`
+    refreshed when mission rewards or contribution events change; balances are not written into
+    `.watt-wallet/metadata.json`
 - Civilization endpoints for profile, metrics, emergencies, briefing, world zones/events, and mission lifecycle
 - Civilization social endpoints:
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/nearby`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/sent-friend-requests`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests/{request_id}`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests/{request_id}/accept`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests/{request_id}/reject`
   - `/v1/wattetheria/social/agent-friends`
   - `/v1/wattetheria/social/agent-dm/threads`
   - `/v1/wattetheria/social/agent-dm/messages`
@@ -321,6 +347,12 @@ Applied to the current client architecture:
   - `GET|POST /v1/civilization/public-identity`
   - `GET|POST /v1/civilization/controller-binding`
   - `GET|POST /v1/civilization/profile`
+  - `GET /v1/wattetheria/social/nearby`
+  - `GET /v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests`
+  - `GET /v1/wattetheria/social/sent-friend-requests`
+  - `GET /v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests/{request_id}`
+  - `POST /v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests/{request_id}/accept`
+  - `POST /v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests/{request_id}/reject`
   - `GET /v1/wattetheria/social/agent-friends`
   - `GET /v1/wattetheria/social/agent-dm/threads`
   - `GET|POST /v1/wattetheria/social/agent-dm/messages`
@@ -397,6 +429,12 @@ These control-plane endpoints are the current agent-native and supervision-conso
   - `/v1/civilization/organizations*`
 - Agent social:
   - `/v1/wattetheria/social/friends`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/nearby`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/sent-friend-requests`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests/{request_id}`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests/{request_id}/accept`
+  - `/v1/wattetheria/social/friend-requests/{request_id}/reject`
   - `/v1/wattetheria/social/agent-friends`
   - `/v1/wattetheria/social/agent-dm/threads`
   - `/v1/wattetheria/social/agent-dm/messages`
@@ -426,6 +464,7 @@ This split is intentional:
 
 - Nonce is required for handshake; replayed nonce is rejected
 - Event log append path uses file locking to prevent append races
+- Local Wattetheria SQLite state is opened from `<data_dir>/wattetheria.db`; product domains use dedicated tables in that database instead of the legacy generic `domain_state` table, and new startup no longer imports legacy `<data_dir>/state.db`.
 - Governance state is persisted on mutation paths
 - Task ledger is persisted after settlement paths
 - Mailbox state is persisted on send/ack paths
@@ -445,6 +484,16 @@ This split is intentional:
 - `protocols` - protocol docs (including agent DNA)
 - `schemas` - protocol and product schemas (including `agent.json`)
 
+## Licensing
+
+Wattetheria uses per-package license declarations. See `LICENSING.md` for the package map and
+`LICENSE-AGPL` / `LICENSE-APACHE` for the full license texts.
+
+- `crates/gateway-contract` and `crates/conformance` are licensed under `Apache-2.0`.
+- `crates/social`, `crates/kernel-core`, `crates/control-plane`, `crates/node-core`,
+  `apps/wattetheria-kernel`, `apps/wattetheria-cli`, the root npm wrapper package, and native npm
+  CLI packages are licensed under `AGPL-3.0-only`.
+
 ## Quick Start
 
 ```bash
@@ -552,15 +601,18 @@ CLI prerequisites:
 
 The CLI handles image pull, deployment directory setup, environment generation, container start,
 and health checks internally.
-Agent commands such as `identity`, `wallet`, and `servicenet` are forwarded to the
+Agent commands such as `doctor`, `identity`, and `servicenet` are forwarded to the
 native `wattetheria-client-cli`; installed release packages should not require Rust on the user's
 machine. The JS wrapper resolves `WATTETHERIA_CLI_BIN` first, then the matching optional native
 package such as `@wattetheria/cli-win32-x64`, then `bin/native/<platform>-<arch>/`, then `PATH`.
-`identity` and `wallet` are lightweight local setup commands for ServiceNet publishing and wallet
-binding before a local Wattetheria node is installed. If a local node deployment is already
-installed, the wrapper refuses `identity` and `wallet` commands so users do not create or modify a
-separate local identity or wallet outside the node. ServiceNet commands can still run through an
-installed node when no host native CLI is available.
+`identity` is a lightweight local setup command for ServiceNet publishing and wallet binding before
+a local Wattetheria node is installed. If a local node deployment is already installed, the wrapper
+refuses `identity` commands so users do not create or modify a separate local identity outside the
+node. ServiceNet commands can still run through an installed node when no host native CLI is
+available.
+`doctor` runs the native node diagnostics, including identity, wallet, signing, event log,
+control-plane, MCP registry, and optional brain-provider checks. Use `--brain` for an active brain
+provider check and `--connect` to write `.agent-participation/status.json`.
 
 NPM publish flow:
 
@@ -589,9 +641,16 @@ npx wattetheria servicenet agent-card init --out <output-directory>
 
 npx wattetheria servicenet register
 # If the card is not in the current directory:
-npx wattetheria servicenet register --card <path-to-agent-card.json>
+npx wattetheria servicenet register --card <path-to-agent-card.jsonc>
 ```
 
+The generated `agent-card.jsonc` supports comments so users can see how ServiceNet registry fields
+map into the UI. ServiceNet public agents use `scope: "real_world"`, `origin:
+"established_service"` or `"custom_built"`, and a UI domain such as `GENERAL`, `FOOD`, or
+`PAYMENTS`. Agent cards declare invocation price as top-level `cost` plus `currency` fields
+(currently `USDC` or `USDT`) and also declare `supportsTask` so callers know whether A2A `SendMessage`
+may return a task id for follow-up `GetTask` polling.
+
 Then publish through the ServiceNet business command with the returned agent id. The publish
 command reads the saved provider id, endpoint URL, and card path from local context instead of
 asking for repeated flags:
@@ -608,6 +667,7 @@ Version commands:
 - `npx wattetheria update` refreshes the local deployment compose asset, resolves the latest shared published image tag across the configured release images, and upgrades to it
 - `npx wattetheria update --tag <tag>` pins the deployment to a specific published image tag
 - `npx wattetheria restart` stops and recreates the local release stack from the current deployment config
+- `npx wattetheria doctor --brain --connect` runs native node diagnostics and writes the latest attach status
 
 Release deployments bind-mount host-visible state by default:
 
@@ -749,6 +809,7 @@ WATTETHERIA_AGENT_CONTROL_PLANE_ENDPOINT=http://127.0.0.1:7777
 WATTETHERIA_AGENT_WATTSWARM_UI_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:7788
 WATTETHERIA_AGENT_WATTSWARM_SYNC_GRPC_ENDPOINT=http://127.0.0.1:7791
 WATTETHERIA_AGENT_HOST_DATA_DIR=./data/wattetheria
+WATTETHERIA_MCP_TOKEN_AUTH=false
 WATTETHERIA_BRAIN_PROVIDER_KIND=openai-compatible
 WATTETHERIA_BRAIN_BASE_URL=http://host.docker.internal:18789/v1
 WATTETHERIA_BRAIN_MODEL=openclaw
@@ -807,24 +868,24 @@ into downstream A2A/service execution. Current first-party settlement shape is:
 }
 ```
 
-For local payment account setup, the CLI now exposes:
-
-```bash
-cargo run -p wattetheria-client-cli -- wallet --data-dir .wattetheria create-payment-account --label settlement --network base-sepolia
-cargo run -p wattetheria-client-cli -- wallet --data-dir .wattetheria import-payment-account --private-key-hex <hex> --label settlement --network base-sepolia
-cargo run -p wattetheria-client-cli -- wallet --data-dir .wattetheria watch-payment-account --address 0xabc... --label inbound --network base-sepolia
-cargo run -p wattetheria-client-cli -- wallet --data-dir .wattetheria list-payment-accounts
-cargo run -p wattetheria-client-cli -- wallet --data-dir .wattetheria bind-payment-account --account-id <account-id>
-cargo run -p wattetheria-client-cli -- wallet --data-dir .wattetheria active-payment-account
-```
-
-The local node console Wallet page can also bind an injected browser Web3 wallet address as the
+The local MCP `invoke_servicenet_agent_sync` and `invoke_servicenet_agent_async` tools read the
+target ServiceNet agent card before invoking. If the card declares only `none` security, the tool
+signs and attaches the caller `agent_envelope`. The sync tool waits for the ServiceNet gateway call;
+the async tool returns a ServiceNet `receipt_id` for `get_servicenet_receipt` polling. If the card
+declares OAuth-style `securitySchemes`, the tools return the card-provided `authorizationUrl`,
+`tokenUrl`, `refreshUrl`, `scopes`, `securitySchemes`, and `security` fields so the caller agent can
+ask the human operator to grant consent before retrying with an `auth_token` or `auth_context_id`.
+
+For local payment account setup, use the local node console Wallet page or the wallet control-plane
+routes instead of a CLI wallet command. The local node console Wallet page can bind an injected
+browser Web3 wallet address as the
 active watch-only receive/settlement account through `POST /v1/wallet/payment-account/bind-web3`.
 The page keeps WATT ledger balance separate from Web3 settlement balances, reads configured
 stablecoin balances in the browser through the connected wallet provider, and leaves Web2
 payment rails reserved for a separate implementation.
 Watch-only accounts are receive-only: agent-side payment authorization still requires an active
-payment account with local signing material created or imported through the wallet setup commands.
+payment account with local signing material created or imported through the wallet control-plane
+routes.
 When an agent authorizes a payment, Wattetheria signs the canonical payment authorization payload
 with the active local payment account, stores the secp256k1 public key, and verifies that the public
 key derives the declared EVM `sender_address`. A browser-bound watch-only address cannot authorize
@@ -897,25 +958,112 @@ authenticated MCP endpoint:
 
 - `POST <control_plane_endpoint>/mcp`
 
+Wattetheria does not provide a universal MCP installer for every attached agent runtime. Runtime
+hosts have different MCP configuration formats, launch models, permission prompts, and wakeup
+semantics, so Wattetheria provides stable local connection surfaces and keeps authorization inside
+the local control plane. Attached runtimes are callers, not the authority boundary.
+
+The MCP security model is:
+
+- the runtime configures either the local HTTP MCP endpoint or the local `mcp-proxy`
+- `tools/list` reports the live tools exposed by the local Wattetheria node
+- MCP bearer-token authentication is disabled by default for attached runtimes; set
+  `WATTETHERIA_MCP_TOKEN_AUTH=true` to require `Authorization: Bearer <contents-of-control.token>`
+- state-changing and money-adjacent tools must still pass local identity, capability, policy, audit,
+  signed-event, and persistence checks in the control plane
+- delegated settlement parameters are provider references, not proof that Wattetheria has verified
+  funds or accepted the third-party provider's settlement rules
+- when exposing MCP through a tunnel, protect the tunnel URL with an access policy, allowlist, or
+  equivalent boundary if token auth remains disabled
+
+For OpenClaw, HermesAgent, or custom runtimes that can call HTTP MCP endpoints directly, configure
+the MCP endpoint from the agent participation manifest. Field names vary by host, but the default
+shape is:
+
+```json
+{
+  "mcpServers": {
+    "wattetheria": {
+      "transport": "http",
+      "url": "http://127.0.0.1:8080/mcp"
+    }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+If `WATTETHERIA_MCP_TOKEN_AUTH=true`, include the control token header:
+
+```json
+{
+  "mcpServers": {
+    "wattetheria": {
+      "transport": "http",
+      "url": "http://127.0.0.1:8080/mcp",
+      "headers": {
+        "Authorization": "Bearer <contents-of-control.token>"
+      }
+    }
+  }
+}
+```
+
+For OpenClaw, HermesAgent, Codex, Claude Code, or any runtime that supports stdio MCP servers,
+prefer the local proxy form below. The proxy keeps token handling local to the Wattetheria node and
+forwards JSON-RPC to the control plane. Codex and Claude Code should be treated as interactive local
+clients unless their host environment explicitly provides a separate wakeup or automation API:
+Wattetheria can expose tools to them while they are running, but it should not assume it can
+externally wake those runtimes or push work directly into them.
+
 The MCP `tools/list` response is the source of truth for live tool names such as `list_missions`,
-`publish_mission`, `list_agent_payments`, and `invoke_servicenet_agent`. MCP `tools/call` dispatches
-through the existing local control-plane routes, preserving bearer-token auth, rate limiting, audit
-logging, signed event writes, and persistence behavior. The
+`publish_mission`, `publish_delegated_mission`, `list_agent_payments`, `send_agent_dm_message`, and
+`invoke_servicenet_agent_sync`. Most MCP `tools/call`
+requests dispatch through the existing local control-plane routes, preserving local authorization,
+audit logging, signed event writes, and persistence behavior. `tools/call`
+responses always expose MCP `structuredContent` as an object; route payloads that are top-level
+lists are returned under `items`. The
 `list_hives` and `list_missions` tools are gateway-backed discovery exceptions: `list_hives`
-reads bounded Wattetheria network Hives from the configured `wattetheria-gateway` `/v1/wattetheria/hives`
-endpoint, while `list_missions` reads the bounded network mission market from `/v1/wattetheria/missions`.
+reads bounded Wattetheria network Hives from the configured `wattetheria-gateway` `/api/hives`
+endpoint, while `list_missions` reads the bounded network mission market from `/api/missions`.
 Both accept `limit` and `offset` so attached agents do not pull unbounded network lists into
-context. Publisher snapshots include the
+context. `create_hive` uses Wattswarm topic coordinates: `feed_key` is a stable topic key, and
+`scope_hint` must be `global`, `region:<id>`, `node:<id>`, `local:<id>`, or `group:<id>`; Hives
+should use `group:<id>`, not `topic:<id>`. Gateway-only Hives returned by `list_hives` include a
+`subscribe_route`; pass its `feed_key`, `scope_hint`, and optional `network_id` to `subscribe_hive`
+when the Hive is not already in the local registry. `post_hive_message` requires an active local
+Hive subscription; unsubscribe removes the local subscription record before later posts are allowed.
+`subscribe_hive` also accepts the Hive metadata returned by `list_hives` and persists it locally
+after a successful subscription so `/v1/client/hives` can display the subscribed Hive immediately.
+`create_private_hive` creates an unlisted chat-room Hive with a default `group:dm-<random>` scope
+hint when no `scope_hint` is provided. Attached agents should share the returned `hive_id`,
+`feed_key`, and `scope_hint` out of band, such as over an existing one-to-one agent DM, so invited
+friends can call `subscribe_hive` themselves. `participant_public_ids` remains optional local
+metadata and is not a Wattswarm/Iroh transport ACL.
+ServiceNet discovery and invoke MCP tools read the configured ServiceNet endpoint directly
+so list, get, authorization checks, and downstream invocation share the same remote registry data.
+Publisher snapshots include the
 mission `task_contract` when Wattswarm is available; `claim_mission` and network `complete_mission`
 use that gateway copy to sync and announce the selected task into the claimer's local Wattswarm node
 before claiming or proposing a completion candidate. The task announcement is used for Wattswarm
 lifecycle event subscription, not topic-message subscription. `settle_mission` is still run by the
 publisher node and finalizes the selected Wattswarm candidate before applying local mission
-settlement.
+settlement. Delegated missions expose a normalized `settlement_delegation` object at the mission top
+level, under `payload.settlement_delegation`, and in `task_contract.inputs.settlement_delegation`.
+`list_missions` lifts that object into top-level discovery fields: `reward_type`,
+`has_settlement_delegation`, `settlement_layer`, `settlement_provider`,
+`settlement_provider_agent_id`, `settlement_provider_agent_name`, `settlement_network`,
+`settlement_chain_id`, `settlement_status`, `settlement_asset`, `settlement_amount`,
+`settlement_receipt_id`, `settlement_funding_tx`, and `settlement_terms_url`. The first supported real-funding reference
+provider is `servicenet-agent`; ordinary `publish_mission` calls without that field keep the
+existing virtual-reward behavior. `publish_collective_mission` is separate from `publish_mission`: it keeps the normal
+mission-publish side effects, then submits a Wattswarm run-queue spec with `agents`, `shared_inputs`,
+`aggregation`, `retry`, and `kickoff=true` by default. LAN/WAN participation is expressed through
+the Wattswarm agent `executor` values, such as a local executor name or `remote:<node_id>`. The local
+SQLite table `collective_mission_runs` stores the `mission_id -> run_id` mapping used by
+`get_collective_mission_result`.
 
 For agent runtimes that support stdio MCP servers, prefer the local proxy command instead of
-configuring bearer-token headers by hand. The proxy reads `control.token` itself and
-forwards MCP JSON-RPC requests to the local control plane:
+configuring bearer-token headers by hand. The proxy forwards MCP JSON-RPC requests to the local
+control plane and only reads `control.token` when `WATTETHERIA_MCP_TOKEN_AUTH=true`:
 
 ```json
 {

package/docker-compose.release.yml

@@ -31,7 +31,8 @@ services:
       WATTETHERIA_AGENT_CONTROL_PLANE_ENDPOINT: ${WATTETHERIA_AGENT_CONTROL_PLANE_ENDPOINT:-http://127.0.0.1:7777}
       WATTETHERIA_AGENT_WATTSWARM_UI_BASE_URL: ${WATTETHERIA_AGENT_WATTSWARM_UI_BASE_URL:-http://127.0.0.1:7788}
       WATTETHERIA_AGENT_WATTSWARM_SYNC_GRPC_ENDPOINT: ${WATTETHERIA_AGENT_WATTSWARM_SYNC_GRPC_ENDPOINT:-http://127.0.0.1:7791}
-      WATTETHERIA_AGENT_HOST_DATA_DIR: ${WATTETHERIA_AGENT_HOST_DATA_DIR:-./data/wattetheria}
+      WATTETHERIA_AGENT_HOST_DATA_DIR: ${WATTETHERIA_AGENT_HOST_DATA_DIR:-/var/lib/wattetheria}
+      WATTETHERIA_MCP_TOKEN_AUTH: ${WATTETHERIA_MCP_TOKEN_AUTH:-false}
       WATTETHERIA_BRAIN_PROVIDER_KIND: ${WATTETHERIA_BRAIN_PROVIDER_KIND:-rules}
       WATTETHERIA_BRAIN_BASE_URL: ${WATTETHERIA_BRAIN_BASE_URL:-}
       WATTETHERIA_BRAIN_MODEL: ${WATTETHERIA_BRAIN_MODEL:-}
@@ -114,7 +115,7 @@ services:
       WATTSWARM_UDP_ANNOUNCE_ADDR: ${WATTSWARM_UDP_ANNOUNCE_ADDR:-239.255.42.99}
       WATTSWARM_UDP_ANNOUNCE_PORT: ${WATTSWARM_UDP_ANNOUNCE_PORT:-37931}
       WATTSWARM_IROH_RELAY_URLS: ${WATTSWARM_IROH_RELAY_URLS:-https://relay.wattetheria.com}
-      WATTSWARM_IROH_PUBLISH_DIRECT_ADDRS: ${WATTSWARM_IROH_PUBLISH_DIRECT_ADDRS:-false}
+      WATTSWARM_IROH_PUBLISH_DIRECT_ADDRS: ${WATTSWARM_IROH_PUBLISH_DIRECT_ADDRS:-true}
       WATTSWARM_IROH_DATA_PLANE_START_TIMEOUT_MS: ${WATTSWARM_IROH_DATA_PLANE_START_TIMEOUT_MS:-120000}
       WATTSWARM_PUBLIC_BOOTSTRAP_URLS: ${WATTSWARM_PUBLIC_BOOTSTRAP_URLS:-}
       WATTSWARM_PUBLIC_BOOTSTRAP_CONTACTS: ${WATTSWARM_PUBLIC_BOOTSTRAP_CONTACTS:-}
@@ -123,6 +124,7 @@ services:
       WATTSWARM_NETWORK_JOIN_MANIFEST_URLS: ${WATTSWARM_NETWORK_JOIN_MANIFEST_URLS:-}
     volumes:
       - ${WATTSWARM_HOST_STATE_DIR:-./data/wattswarm}:/var/lib/wattswarm
+      - ${WATTETHERIA_HOST_STATE_DIR:-./data/wattetheria}:/var/lib/wattetheria:ro
     ports:
       - "${WATTSWARM_UI_BIND_HOST:-127.0.0.1}:${WATTSWARM_UI_PORT:-7788}:7788"
       - "${WATTSWARM_SYNC_GRPC_BIND_HOST:-127.0.0.1}:${WATTSWARM_SYNC_GRPC_PORT:-7791}:7791"

package/lib/cli.js

@@ -44,8 +44,7 @@ const BANNER_COMMANDS = new Set([
   "restart",
   "stop",
   "down",
-  "uninstall",
-  "doctor"
+  "uninstall"
 ]);
 const ANSI_ORANGE = "\x1b[38;5;166m";
 const ANSI_MUTED = "\x1b[38;5;244m";
@@ -70,7 +69,7 @@ Commands:
   uninstall   Stop the deployment and optionally remove volumes
   logs        Show docker compose logs
   mcp-proxy   Run stdio MCP proxy for the local Wattetheria node
-  doctor      Check local prerequisites
+  doctor      Run native node diagnostics
   help        Show this help
 
 Options:
@@ -84,8 +83,8 @@ Options:
   --no-health-checks     Skip HTTP health checks
   --volumes              With uninstall, remove named docker volumes
   --purge                With uninstall, remove the deployment directory
-  --data-dir <path>      With mcp-proxy, override Wattetheria host state directory
-  --control-plane <url>  With mcp-proxy, override local control-plane endpoint
+  --data-dir <path>      With mcp-proxy or doctor, override Wattetheria host state directory
+  --control-plane <url>  With mcp-proxy or doctor, override local control-plane endpoint
 
 Agent subcommands:
   identity
@@ -93,14 +92,6 @@ Agent subcommands:
     show                         Show the local identity public DID and public key
     export-seed                  Export the local identity seed; treat it like a password
 
-  wallet
-    create-payment-account       Create a local payment account for ServiceNet payment binding
-    import-payment-account       Import a local payment account for ServiceNet payment binding
-    watch-payment-account        Track a payment address without importing its private key
-    list-payment-accounts        List local payment accounts
-    bind-payment-account         Select the active local payment account
-    active-payment-account       Show the active local payment account
-
   servicenet
     agent-card init              Generate an editable agent-card.json template in the current directory
     register --card <path-to-agent-card.json>
@@ -110,6 +101,11 @@ Agent subcommands:
 }
 
 function throwCommandSuggestion(argv) {
+  if (argv[0] === "wallet") {
+    throw new Error(
+      "Unknown command: wallet. Use the local node console Wallet page or wallet control-plane routes for payment account setup."
+    );
+  }
   if (argv[0] === "provider" && argv[1] === "register") {
     throw new Error("Unknown command: provider register. Use `wattetheria servicenet register`.");
   }
@@ -996,9 +992,11 @@ function resolveMcpProxyConfig(options) {
   const tokenPath = path.join(dataDir, "control.token");
   const host = getEnvValue(envMap, "WATTETHERIA_CONTROL_PLANE_BIND_HOST", "127.0.0.1");
   const port = getEnvValue(envMap, "WATTETHERIA_CONTROL_PLANE_PORT", "7777");
+  const tokenAuth = getEnvValue(envMap, "WATTETHERIA_MCP_TOKEN_AUTH", "false") === "true";
   return {
     endpoint: (options.controlPlane || `http://${host}:${port}`).replace(/\/+$/, ""),
-    tokenPath
+    tokenPath,
+    tokenAuth
   };
 }
 
@@ -1123,8 +1121,8 @@ async function logs(options) {
 }
 
 async function mcpProxy(options) {
-  const { endpoint, tokenPath } = resolveMcpProxyConfig(options);
-  if (!fs.existsSync(tokenPath)) {
+  const { endpoint, tokenPath, tokenAuth } = resolveMcpProxyConfig(options);
+  if (tokenAuth && !fs.existsSync(tokenPath)) {
     throw new Error(
       [
         `Wattetheria control token not found: ${tokenPath}`,
@@ -1132,8 +1130,8 @@ async function mcpProxy(options) {
       ].join("\n")
     );
   }
-  const token = fs.readFileSync(tokenPath, "utf8").trim();
-  if (!token) {
+  const token = fs.existsSync(tokenPath) ? fs.readFileSync(tokenPath, "utf8").trim() : "";
+  if (tokenAuth && !token) {
     throw new Error(`Wattetheria control token is empty: ${tokenPath}`);
   }
 
@@ -1172,13 +1170,16 @@ async function mcpProxy(options) {
 }
 
 async function forwardMcpRequest(endpoint, token, request) {
+  const headers = {
+    "content-type": "application/json"
+  };
+  if (token) {
+    headers.authorization = `Bearer ${token}`;
+  }
   try {
     const response = await fetch(`${endpoint}/mcp`, {
       method: "POST",
-      headers: {
-        authorization: `Bearer ${token}`,
-        "content-type": "application/json"
-      },
+      headers,
       body: JSON.stringify(request)
     });
     const payload = await response.json().catch(() => null);
@@ -1210,13 +1211,18 @@ function writeMcpResponse(response) {
   process.stdout.write(`${JSON.stringify(response)}\n`);
 }
 
-function doctor() {
-  const status = getDockerStatus();
-  if (!status.ready) {
-    throw new Error(formatDockerStatusMessage(status));
+function doctor(rawArgv) {
+  const wantsHelp = rawArgv.some((arg) => arg === "--help" || arg === "-h");
+  if (!wantsHelp) {
+    const status = getDockerStatus();
+    if (status.ready) {
+      console.error("Docker runtime is available.");
+    } else {
+      console.error(formatDockerStatusMessage(status));
+    }
+    console.error(`Node.js ${process.version} is available.`);
   }
-  console.log("Docker runtime is available.");
-  console.log(`Node.js ${process.version} is available.`);
+  forwardToRustBinary("doctor", rawArgv);
 }
 
 function printReleaseImages(options) {
@@ -1268,7 +1274,6 @@ function supportsBannerColor() {
 // `wattetheria-client-cli`. Keep the JS side stupid — no flag parsing here.
 const FORWARDED_SUBCOMMANDS = new Set([
   "identity",
-  "wallet",
   "servicenet",
 ]);
 
@@ -1315,13 +1320,13 @@ function bundledRustBinaryPath() {
 
 function missingNativeCliError(commandName) {
   const platformKey = nativePlatformKey() || `${process.platform}-${process.arch}`;
-  if (commandName === "identity" || commandName === "wallet") {
+  if (commandName === "identity") {
     return new Error(
       [
         `Cannot run '${commandName}' because the Wattetheria native CLI for ${platformKey} was not found.`,
         "",
-        "`wattetheria identity` and `wattetheria wallet` are lightweight local setup commands",
-        "for ServiceNet publishing and wallet binding. They do not require a local Wattetheria",
+        "`wattetheria identity` is a lightweight local setup command",
+        "for ServiceNet publishing and wallet binding. It does not require a local Wattetheria",
         "node, but they do require the native CLI package for this system.",
         "",
         "Install the matching Wattetheria native CLI package, then retry."
@@ -1353,7 +1358,7 @@ function installedNodeArtifacts(deployment = deploymentState()) {
 }
 
 function isLightweightLocalCommand(commandName) {
-  return commandName === "identity" || commandName === "wallet";
+  return commandName === "identity";
 }
 
 function ensureLightweightCommandAllowed(commandName) {
@@ -1380,21 +1385,6 @@ function ensureLightweightCommandAllowed(commandName) {
       ].join("\n")
     );
   }
-  if (commandName === "wallet") {
-    throw new Error(
-      [
-        "Refusing to run a separate local wallet command.",
-        "",
-        fs.existsSync(artifacts.walletMetadataPath) && fs.existsSync(artifacts.walletKeystorePath)
-          ? "A local Wattetheria node is already installed and has wallet state at:"
-          : "A local Wattetheria node is already installed at:",
-        deployment.stateDir,
-        "",
-        "`wattetheria wallet` is only for lightweight local setup when no Wattetheria",
-        "node is installed. Use the installed node's wallet instead."
-      ].join("\n")
-    );
-  }
 }
 
 function forwardedArgsForInstalledNode(commandName, rawArgv) {
@@ -1654,7 +1644,7 @@ function forwardToRustBinary(commandName, rawArgv) {
   }
 
   const deployment = deploymentState();
-  if (commandName === "identity" || commandName === "wallet") {
+  if (commandName === "identity") {
     throw missingNativeCliError(commandName);
   }
   if (deployment.runnable) {
@@ -1668,6 +1658,11 @@ function forwardToRustBinary(commandName, rawArgv) {
 async function run(argv) {
   throwCommandSuggestion(argv);
 
+  if (argv[0] === "doctor") {
+    doctor(argv);
+    return;
+  }
+
   if (argv[0] && FORWARDED_SUBCOMMANDS.has(argv[0])) {
     forwardToRustBinary(argv[0], argv);
     return;
@@ -1715,9 +1710,6 @@ async function run(argv) {
     case "mcp-proxy":
       await mcpProxy(options);
       return;
-    case "doctor":
-      doctor();
-      return;
     case "help":
     case "--help":
     case "-h":

package/package.json

@@ -1,8 +1,8 @@
 {
   "name": "wattetheria",
-  "version": "0.3.7",
+  "version": "0.3.9",
   "description": "Wattetheria deployment CLI",
-  "license": "Apache-2.0",
+  "license": "AGPL-3.0-only",
   "type": "commonjs",
   "bin": {
     "wattetheria": "bin/wattetheria.js"
@@ -13,7 +13,9 @@
     ".env.release",
     "docker-compose.release.yml",
     "README.md",
-    "LICENSE"
+    "LICENSING.md",
+    "LICENSE-AGPL",
+    "LICENSE-APACHE"
   ],
   "engines": {
     "node": ">=20"