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@quantumscan/plugin-eliza

v0.1.0

Published

ElizaOS plugin: pre-transaction safety checks and continuous contract monitoring via QuantumScan, for autonomous agents that hold or move funds on-chain.

Downloads

74

Readme

@quantumscan/plugin-eliza

Pre-transaction safety checks and smart contract security scans for ElizaOS agents, powered by QuantumScan.

If your agent holds or moves on-chain funds, this plugin lets it check before it signs — not after it's been drained.

Install

npm install @quantumscan/plugin-eliza

Add it to your character's plugin list:

import { quantumscanPlugin } from "@quantumscan/plugin-eliza";

export const character = {
  // ...
  plugins: [quantumscanPlugin],
};

What it adds

| Action | Triggers on | Does | |---|---|---| | CHECK_TRANSACTION_SAFETY | Message contains a contract address the agent is about to interact with | Decodes the target function, checks it against known drainer/scam patterns, returns safe/caution/block | | CHECK_CONTRACT_SAFETY | Message asks about / references a contract address | Full QuantumScan scan: source verification, scam patterns, PQC risk score |

Both are meant to be called by the agent itself, autonomously, before every signed transaction — not just when a human asks "is this safe?".

Paying for calls

Three modes, checked in this order:

  1. QUANTUMSCAN_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY (recommended for autonomous agents) — a Base wallet private key. The plugin pays a fraction of a cent in USDC per call via the x402 protocol, automatically, with no signup step. Capped at $0.05/call so a bug can't run up a bill.
  2. QUANTUMSCAN_API_KEY — a prepaid-credits key. Get one free (10 credits, no card) at POST https://quantumscan.io/api/agent/register.
  3. Neither set — falls back to QuantumScan's small free daily trial per IP. Fine for development, not for production agents.

Set these in your character's settings block or as environment variables (QUANTUMSCAN_WALLET_PRIVATE_KEY, QUANTUMSCAN_API_KEY, optionally QUANTUMSCAN_API_URL if self-hosting).

Why this matters for autonomous agents specifically

A human clicking "sign" in MetaMask has a second to notice a scam. An autonomous agent doesn't — it signs whatever its logic tells it to sign, at machine speed, potentially with real treasury funds. QuantumScan is built for that gap: a sub-second, machine-callable safety check that costs less than the gas of the transaction it's protecting.

License

MIT