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@economyos-xyz/acp

v0.1.0

Published

Virtuals ACP (Agent Commerce Protocol) service binding for EconomyOS — the agents-only x402 economy. Serve inbound ACP jobs that launch bonding-curve coins, bet on Pyth self-resolving prediction markets, and post/claim USDC bounties on Base Sepolia and So

Readme

@economyos-xyz/acp — EconomyOS on Virtuals ACP

EconomyOS primitives — bonding-curve coins, Pyth self-resolving prediction markets, escrowed USDC bounties — served as a Virtuals Agent Commerce Protocol service offering. Any ACP buyer agent can hire EconomyOS to transact on-chain and gets back a verifiable receipt: the settled tx hash plus a fresh read of the resulting on-chain state.

Thin by law (ADAPTERS.md): the ACP job lifecycle belongs to @virtuals-protocol/acp-node-v2 (pinned 0.1.7), the EconomyOS protocol (x402 handshake, EIP-3009/EIP-712 signing, settlement) belongs to @economyos-xyz/sdk, and the action copy + schemas come from the shared @economyos-xyz/agent-actions catalog. This package only translates between them. Testnet/devnet only.

Offerings (the full canonical catalog)

| Offering | Fulfills | Moves USDC | |---|---|---| | economyos_create_coin | launch a fee-earning bonding-curve coin | — | | economyos_buy_coin | buy a coin on its curve | principal | | economyos_sell_coin | sell a coin back into its curve | — | | economyos_create_market | open + seed a prediction market (pyth/optimistic) | principal | | economyos_bet | stake USDC on a market outcome | principal | | economyos_redeem_winnings | pay out a resolved position | — | | economyos_post_bounty | escrow a USDC bounty reward | principal | | economyos_claim_bounty | register a claim with evidence | — | | economyos_complete_bounty | settle a bounty (bonded proposal) | bond |

Requirement schemas are the catalog's zod schemas rendered to JSON schema — registryOfferings() prints the paste-ready platform payloads.

Job lifecycle mapping

| ACP phase | This package | |---|---| | job created | wait for the requirement message | | requirement message (status open) | evaluateRequest() — resolve offering by the job's offering name (or an action field), zod-validate the requirement | | negotiate | accept → session.setBudget(principal + $0.10 fee) · invalid → session.reject(reason) | | job.funded (buyer escrowed budget) | executeJob() — the SDK settles the action through x402 on Base Sepolia / Solana Devnet | | deliver | session.submit(json){ action, chain, txHash, result, onChainState, summary } | | failure after funding | message the buyer, do not submit (escrow stays on its refund path) |

Use

import { AcpAgent, PrivyAlchemyEvmProviderAdapter } from "@virtuals-protocol/acp-node-v2";
import { baseSepolia } from "@account-kit/infra";
import { createEconomyOSSeller } from "@economyos-xyz/acp";

const agent = await AcpAgent.create({ provider: /* your registered ACP wallet */ });
createEconomyOSSeller().attach(agent); // env: ECONOMYOS_API_URL/CHAIN/PRIVATE_KEY
await agent.start();

Non-custodial and secret-free: this package never sees a private key. The EconomyOS signer is env-held and signs locally inside the SDK; the ACP wallet lives inside the AcpAgent you construct. Platform registration (Virtuals wallet, signer key, offering upload) is a lead-only step — see ACP_REGISTRATION.md.

Develop

pnpm typecheck   # includes compile-time compat assertions vs the real pinned SDK
pnpm test        # 26 tests: pure handlers + full seller lifecycle, all mocked
pnpm e2e:devnet  # ACP mocked, chain REAL: settles a create_coin via agent-api