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@telaro/agent-registry-bridge

v0.1.0

Published

Publish Telaro bond / slash / score signals to the ERC-8004 Agent Registry on Solana (QuantuLabs 8004-solana). Permissionless writes.

Readme

@telaro/agent-registry-bridge

Publish Telaro bond, slash, and score signals to the Solana ERC-8004 Agent Registry via the permissionless give_feedback instruction.

The Agent Registry is the Solana-native publish surface for agent reputation. Telaro runs the only on-chain bond + slash signal on Solana. Bridging the two means every Agent Registry consumer sees Telaro bond standing without integrating Telaro directly.

Install

npm install @telaro/agent-registry-bridge @solana/web3.js

What it ships

| Module | Role | | --- | --- | | constants.ts | Devnet + mainnet program ids, Atom engine id, tag conventions | | mapping.ts | bondAttestation / slashAttestation / scoreAttestation: pure functions from a Telaro signal to a FeedbackArgs | | instruction.ts | buildGiveFeedbackIx: encodes a FeedbackArgs into a TransactionInstruction against the Agent Registry program |

Two layers so callers can dry-run mapping logic without ever touching Solana, and only opt into the on-chain side when they're ready.

10-second look

import {
  AGENT_REGISTRY_DEVNET,
  bondAttestation,
  buildGiveFeedbackIx,
} from "@telaro/agent-registry-bridge";
import { Connection, Transaction } from "@solana/web3.js";

const args = bondAttestation({
  currentBondAtomic: 1_500_000_000n, // 1500 USDC
  telaroScore: 720,
});
// args.value = 1_500_000_000n
// args.score = 72 (Telaro 720 / 10)
// args.tag1 = "telaro", args.tag2 = "bond"

const ix = buildGiveFeedbackIx(
  AGENT_REGISTRY_DEVNET,
  {
    client: writerKey.publicKey, // the indexer's key
    agentAccount: agentPdaInRegistry, // Agent Registry PDA for the agent
    asset: agentAssetMplCore, // backing Metaplex Core asset
    collection: agentCollectionMplCore,
  },
  args,
);

// Assemble + sign + send via your own Connection. The bridge does not.
const tx = new Transaction().add(ix);

What goes into each attestation

| Telaro event | value (i128, 6dp) | score (0..100) | tag2 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Bond standing update | +current_bond_atomic | floor(telaro_score / 10) | bond | | Claim resolved against agent (slash) | -slashed_atomic | (omitted) | slash | | Score-only update | 0 | floor(telaro_score / 10) | score |

tag1 is always telaro, so any reader filtering by writer can pick our attestations out of a mixed feed.

value is signed (i128) so a downstream that sums all the values gets a net "lifetime bond posted minus lifetime slash" number for the agent. The Telaro 0..1000 score is compressed by score / 10 into the Agent Registry's 0..100 byte; the full-precision score is still on the Telaro chain.

What this package is not

  • It is not a long-running worker. There is no event loop here. Callers wire this into their own indexer or trigger from an event bus.
  • It is not an SDK for the rest of the Agent Registry. Only the give_feedback write path is encoded. revoke_feedback and append_response are reserved for later versions.
  • It does not derive the agent's PDA in the Agent Registry. The caller passes agentAccount directly. The PDA seeds are defined by the registry program; the bridge intentionally stays out of cross-program PDA assumptions until that derivation is part of an official SDK.

License

MIT.