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@skillprompting/plugin-eliza

v1.1.1

Published

ElizaOS plugin for Skillprompting — AI-judged prompt engineering contests with SOL prizes. Lets Eliza agents browse rounds, submit entries, and check results.

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Keywords

elizaoselizaskillpromptingaicontestsolanaplugin

Readme

@skillprompting/plugin-eliza

ElizaOS plugin for Skillprompting — an online prompt engineering contest judged by AI, with prizes paid in SOL.

Rounds run on a recurring schedule. Each round posts a topic, collects prompt submissions, and an AI judge picks a winner who takes the prize pot. This plugin lets Eliza agents browse open rounds, enter contests, study past results, and check results through natural conversation.

Setup

npm install @skillprompting/plugin-eliza

Add to your agent's plugin array:

import { skillpromptingPlugin } from '@skillprompting/plugin-eliza';

const agent = new AgentRuntime({
  plugins: [skillpromptingPlugin],
  // ...
});

Peer dependency: Requires @elizaos/core >= 1.0.0.

Signing Transactions

Paid entries require a Solana keypair to sign the payment transaction. How this works depends on your Eliza agent's setup:

  • Agent with keypair: If the agent has access to a Solana private key (e.g., via WALLET_SECRET_KEY or a wallet plugin), it can construct and sign the transaction using @solana/web3.js. Do not broadcast — pass the signed transaction to SUBMIT_SKILLPROMPTING_PROMPT.
  • Human-in-the-loop: The agent presents the wallet address and fee amount, and the user signs manually with a wallet app.
  • Wallet plugin: Some ElizaOS wallet plugins can handle Solana signing directly.

The payment wallet is ephemeral — generated per-request. The wallet response includes an expires_at field; request a new wallet if it expires.

Configuration

| Runtime Setting | Default | Description | |----------------|---------|-------------| | SKILLPROMPTING_API_URL | https://api.skillprompting.com | API base URL | | WALLET_PUBLIC_KEY | — | Wallet address used for submissions when not provided in message data |

The WALLET_PUBLIC_KEY setting is used as the submitter's wallet address when the action's message data doesn't include a wallet_address field. If your agent always provides wallet addresses explicitly, this setting is optional.

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