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@enshell/cli

v0.9.3

Published

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Readme

ENShell CLI

codecov

Command-line interface for ENShell, an on-chain firewall for AI agents. Register agents, submit actions through the firewall, approve or reject queued actions, and manage agent lifecycle. Built with Commander.js and the @enshell/sdk.

Setup

npm install
cp .env.example .env
# Edit .env with your RPC URL, private key, and contract address

Configuration

The CLI reads from environment variables (via .env):

| Variable | Description | |---|---| | ENSHELL_RPC_URL | Ethereum RPC endpoint | | ENSHELL_PRIVATE_KEY | Wallet private key (owner of the firewall contract) | | ENSHELL_CONTRACT_ADDRESS | Deployed AgentFirewall contract address |

Build

npm run build

Test

npm test

Commands

Agent Management

# Register a new agent (ENS subdomain trader.enshell.eth is computed automatically)
enshell register --id trader --agent-wallet 0x... --spend-limit 0.1 --targets 0x... 0x...

# List all registered agents
enshell list

# Inspect an agent
enshell inspect --id trader

# Deactivate (freeze) an agent
enshell deactivate --id trader

# Reactivate a frozen agent
enshell reactivate --id trader

Action Firewall

# Submit an action through the firewall
enshell submit --id trader --target 0x... --value 0.05 --instruction "Send 0.05 ETH to treasury"

# Approve a queued action (Ledger approval)
enshell approve --action-id 0

# Reject a queued action
enshell reject --action-id 0

License

MIT