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@corven/agentix

v1.0.5

Published

Local-first AI agent execution engine. Smart wallets, sessions, credentials, and risk-bound execution for AI agents on Base Sepolia.

Downloads

670

Readme

agentix

Local-first AI agent execution engine on Base Sepolia.

Quick Start

npx agentix setup

The setup wizard verifies your environment, creates local storage, configures an RPC endpoint (public by default — no key needed, optional provider key for higher limits), and auto-detects your AI harnesses (Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, ...), wiring the AgentIX MCP server into each so tools work immediately.

What You Get

  • ERC-4337 Smart Wallet — deterministic, session-key controlled
  • Lightweight Sessions — daily spend limits, daily tx limits, expiry
  • Credentials — Merkle-tree based, org-issued, ZK-provable
  • Risk-Bound Execution — every action validated, simulated, risk-scored, explained
  • Owner Policy — set spending limits once, agent operates freely within bounds
  • MCP Integration — 69 tools for Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, MimoCode, OpenCode

Commands

npx agentix setup                   # Interactive wizard (RPC + MCP auto-wiring)
npx agentix connect                 # Detect harnesses & wire in AgentIX MCP tools
npx agentix init                    # Initialize local runtime (non-interactive)
npx agentix doctor                  # Full system diagnostics (12 points)
npx agentix health                  # Quick health check
npx agentix wallet create           # Create agent wallet
npx agentix session create          # Create lightweight session
npx agentix cred issue              # Issue credential
npx agentix fund --amount 10        # Get fiat on-ramp options
npx agentix protocol                # Protocol documentation

MCP (for AI Agents)

npx agentix setup and npx agentix connect auto-wire the MCP server into every detected harness. To start it manually:

npx agentix-mcp

Architecture

Local-first. No cloud. SQLite at ~/.agentix/db/. Config at ~/.agentix/config/. Every action goes through: Parse -> Validate -> Resolve -> Policy -> Simulate -> Risk Score -> Explain -> Execute.

Set AGENTIX_HOME to relocate the data directory (defaults to ~/.agentix).

Security

The optional API server (used by the dashboard) binds to 127.0.0.1 only and has no authentication — it trusts every local caller. Do not expose port 3001 to a network. Any local process or browser page can reach it and trigger writes. Private keys, when configured, are read from the AGENTIX_PRIVATE_KEY / PRIVATE_KEY environment variables — never commit them.

Known advisories

snarkjs (ZK proving) pulls transitive dev-tooling deps (bfj/jsonpath/underscore, ws, @ethersproject v5) with published DoS-class advisories. These are not reachable from the proving path used at runtime (groth16.fullProve); the top-level ethers is v6. They resolve once upstream snarkjs updates its dependency tree.