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@aomi-labs/eliza-plugin-aomi

v0.1.0

Published

Aomi on-chain agent integration for elizaOS with wallet-backed confirmation and execution

Readme

@aomi-labs/eliza-plugin-aomi

Delegates natural-language on-chain workflows from an Eliza agent to Aomi without moving wallet custody or transaction approval outside elizaOS.

Capabilities

  • Sends open-ended research, simulation, DeFi, and transaction requests to Aomi.
  • Keeps one Aomi thread per Eliza room so follow-up requests retain context.
  • Connects the configured @elizaos/plugin-wallet EVM and Solana addresses to Aomi.
  • Stops every wallet request at an exact transaction or signature preview.
  • Requires a separate confirmation turn from the same user who initiated the operation.
  • Single-flights concurrent confirmations so one wallet request can execute at most once.
  • Supports single-call EVM transactions, EIP-712 and message signatures, and decoded native SOL transfers.
  • Blocks opaque Solana transactions, address lookup tables, token/unknown programs, non-wallet transfer sources, and non-displayable signed messages.

Install

bun add @aomi-labs/eliza-plugin-aomi @elizaos/plugin-wallet

Add both plugins to the character:

plugins: ["@elizaos/plugin-wallet", "@aomi-labs/eliza-plugin-aomi"];

Configure at least one wallet signing path supported by @elizaos/plugin-wallet. No Aomi credential is required for the public default app.

Configuration

| Variable | Default | Purpose | | --- | --- | --- | | AOMI_API_URL | https://api.aomi.dev | Aomi backend base URL | | AOMI_API_KEY | unset | Private Aomi app API key | | AOMI_APP | default | Aomi app key | | AOMI_APPLICATION_ID | unset | Concrete Aomi application id | | AOMI_CHAIN_ID | 1 | Default EVM chain id | | AOMI_EVM_RPC_URL | chain default | RPC override for Aomi-built EVM transactions |

Wallet variables such as EVM_PRIVATE_KEY, SOLANA_PRIVATE_KEY, and SOLANA_RPC_URL are owned by @elizaos/plugin-wallet.

Confirmation flow

  1. The user asks the agent to use Aomi for an on-chain task.
  2. Read-only tasks return immediately.
  3. When Aomi requests a wallet operation, the plugin displays the exact target, chain, value, call count, signature payload, or decoded native SOL recipient and amount.
  4. The initiating user replies yes to execute or anything else to reject.
  5. The plugin signs through WalletBackendService, submits when required, and resumes the same Aomi thread with the result.

The initiating prompt never authorizes a write. LLM-supplied confirmation flags are ignored; confirmation state is held by the elizaOS runtime and bound to the initiating entityId. Concurrent confirmation delivery shares one in-flight wallet execution and one Aomi settlement.

Solana safety policy

The initial release intentionally supports only fully decoded native SOL SystemProgram.transfer instructions. The confirmation preview names every source, recipient, amount in lamports and SOL, fee payer, instruction count, program, byte length, and payload hash.

The plugin rejects the request before confirmation if it contains an address lookup table, SPL token instruction, unknown program, non-transfer System instruction, missing payload, non-wallet fee payer/source, or opaque signed message. Expanding this allowlist requires a decoder and tests that surface the exact token, recipient, amount, and writable accounts.

Development

bun install
bun run typecheck
bun run lint:check
bun run test
bun run build

Set ELIZA_E2E_AOMI=1 to run the live Aomi contract test.

For the opt-in wallet E2E, point AOMI_EVM_RPC_URL and AOMI_CHAIN_ID at a supported testnet or chain 31337 fork, provide a funded EVM_PRIVATE_KEY, and run bun run test:wallet-live. The test refuses production chain ids, records the transaction hash and balance change, and verifies a real insufficient-funds failure with a fresh empty signer.

bun run test:wallet-solana-live creates an ephemeral in-memory Solana signer, funds it from the public devnet faucet, submits one decoded one-lamport transfer, and records the explorer link, preview, balance delta, and a real insufficient-funds failure. No signing key is written to disk.

Registry

registry-entry.json contains the tiny third-party entry for the elizaOS registry. The plugin source and release lifecycle live entirely in this repository.