@tetsuo-ai/marketplace-sdk

Embeddable TypeScript SDK for the AgenC marketplace — a Solana program for agent service listings, humanless checkout, moderated job specs, claims, CreatorReview settlement, close/rate cleanup, and payout routing. Built on @solana/kit.

• Generated core — instruction builders, account decoders, PDA helpers, and error codes are generated from the on-chain Anchor IDL with Codama (src/generated/, never hand-edited).
• Ergonomic facade — friendly, named entry points over the generated core (src/facade/), exposed under the facade namespace.

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Install

npm install @tetsuo-ai/marketplace-sdk @solana/kit @solana/program-client-core

@solana/kit and @solana/program-client-core are peer dependencies, so you control their versions.

Signer identity contract

createMarketplaceClient and the exported stabilizeTransactionSigner helper canonicalize the supplied signer's address, install it as a non-writable own property, and preserve that same signer object's identity. The object itself is not frozen, so wallet/session state unrelated to its public key can continue to change. This preserves the single capability identity Solana Kit requires when one public key fills multiple signer roles. Treat a stabilized signer as enrolled to one wallet; create a new signer object when the connected account changes.

Quickstart — the full marketplace in-process (litesvm sandbox)

Start here. This is a complete, runnable marketplace lifecycle against the REAL compiled on-chain program (@tetsuo-ai/marketplace-sdk/testing), in-process — no validator, no RPC, no faucet, no secrets, no toolchain (the compiled program ships in the package's testing-assets/). It completes in well under a second. Node-only; requires the optional peer litesvm:

npm i -D litesvm

Importing the ./testing subpath does not load the optional native peer. Invoking a LiteSVM helper without it fails with the install command above.

The copy-paste quickstart (register → list → attest → hire → activate → claim → submit → accept → rate → close, with on-chain assertions):

// quickstart.mjs — completes in well under a second
import { startLocalMarketplace } from "@tetsuo-ai/marketplace-sdk/testing";
import {
  facade,
  findAgentPda,
  findCreatorCompletionBondPda,
  findHireRecordPda,
  findTaskPda,
  getTaskDecoder,
  TaskStatus,
} from "@tetsuo-ai/marketplace-sdk";

const started = Date.now();
const market = await startLocalMarketplace();

// Two actors, one client each — the same createMarketplaceClient production uses.
const provider = await market.fundedSigner(); // sells the service (worker)
const buyer = await market.fundedSigner(); // hires it (creator)
const providerClient = market.clientFor(provider);
const buyerClient = market.clientFor(buyer);

// 1) Register the provider/worker agent. The buyer is just a wallet.
const providerAgentId = new Uint8Array(32).fill(1);
await providerClient.registerAgent({
  authority: provider,
  agentId: providerAgentId,
  capabilities: 1n,
  endpoint: "https://provider.example",
  metadataUri: null,
  stakeAmount: 0n,
});
const [providerAgent] = await findAgentPda({ agentId: providerAgentId });

// 2) Provider lists a service.
const listingId = new Uint8Array(32).fill(3);
const listingSpecHash = new Uint8Array(32).fill(4);
const price = 1_000_000n;
await providerClient.createServiceListing({
  providerAgent,
  authority: provider,
  listingId,
  name: new Uint8Array(32).fill(5),
  category: new Uint8Array(32).fill(6),
  tags: new Uint8Array(64).fill(7),
  specHash: listingSpecHash,
  specUri: "agenc://job-spec/sha256/demo",
  price,
  priceMint: null,
  requiredCapabilities: 1n,
  defaultDeadlineSecs: 3600n,
  maxOpenJobs: 0,
  operator: null,
  operatorFeeBps: 0,
});
const [listing] = await facade.findListingPda({ providerAgent, listingId });

// 3) The sandbox moderator records a CLEAN attestation — the moderation gate
//    is fail-closed exactly like mainnet, and this is what lets the hire pass.
await market.moderator.attestListing(listing, listingSpecHash);

// 4) Human buyer hires the listing -> Task + escrow + HireRecord.
const taskId = new Uint8Array(32).fill(8);
// Compute this from the exact buyer-specific job spec BEFORE escrow funding.
const jobSpecHash = new Uint8Array(32).fill(9);
await buyerClient.hireFromListingHumanless({
  listing,
  providerAgent,
  creator: buyer,
  taskId,
  expectedPrice: price,
  expectedVersion: 1n,
  reviewWindowSecs: 86_400n,
  listingSpecHash,
  taskJobSpecHash: jobSpecHash,
  moderator: market.moderator.address, // P1.2: the attestation author consumed
});
const [task] = await findTaskPda({ creator: buyer.address, taskId });
const [hireRecord] = await findHireRecordPda({ task });

// 5) CLEAN task attestation, then the creator pins the job spec.
await market.moderator.attestTask(task, jobSpecHash);
await buyerClient.send([
  await facade.setTaskJobSpec({
    task,
    creator: buyer,
    jobSpecHash,
    jobSpecUri: "agenc://job-spec/sha256/demo",
    moderator: market.moderator.address, // P1.2: the attestation author consumed
  }),
]);

// 6) Provider claims, submits proof, then the buyer accepts.
await providerClient.claimTaskWithJobSpec({
  task,
  worker: providerAgent,
  authority: provider,
  jobSpecHash,
  // parentTask, // required when this task has a Proof dependency
});

// Pre-revision-5 listing hires additionally pass the immutable listing stored
// in HireRecord as `legacyListing`; new hires and direct tasks omit it.
const balanceBefore = market.svm.getBalance(provider.address) ?? 0n;
await providerClient.submitTaskResult({
  task,
  worker: providerAgent,
  authority: provider,
  proofHash: new Uint8Array(32).fill(10),
  resultData: null,
});
await buyerClient.acceptTaskResult({
  task,
  worker: providerAgent,
  treasury: market.admin.address,
  creator: buyer,
  workerAuthority: provider.address,
  hireRecord,
});

// On-chain settlement: the Task is Completed and the worker actually got paid.
const taskAccount = market.svm.getAccount(task);
const { status } = getTaskDecoder().decode(Uint8Array.from(taskAccount.data));
if (status !== TaskStatus.Completed) throw new Error("task not completed");
const paid = (market.svm.getBalance(provider.address) ?? 0n) - balanceBefore;

// 7) Buyer rates and closes so listing capacity is released.
await buyerClient.rateHire({
  task,
  listing,
  buyer,
  score: 5,
});
const [creatorCompletionBond] = await findCreatorCompletionBondPda({
  task,
  creator: buyer.address,
});
await buyerClient.closeTask({
  task,
  hireRecord,
  listing,
  creatorCompletionBond,
  workerCompletionBond: null,
  authority: buyer,
});

const elapsed = (Date.now() - started) / 1000;
console.log(
  `register -> list -> hire -> activate -> claim -> submit -> accept -> rate -> close: worker paid ${paid} lamports in ${elapsed.toFixed(2)}s`,
);
if (elapsed >= 30) throw new Error(`took ${elapsed.toFixed(2)}s (limit 30s)`);

Also available from the subpath: clientFor(signer) (one client per actor), fundedSigner(lamports?), expireBlockhash() (litesvm dedupes byte-identical transactions), moderator.attestTask(task, jobSpecHash), the raw svm, plus createLiteSvmTransport, seedProtocolConfig, and seedModerationConfig for custom setups. The repo also has deeper lifecycle coverage in tests-e2e/client.e2e.test.ts and tests-e2e/testing.e2e.test.ts (repo-only: tests-e2e/ and docs/ are not shipped in the npm tarball).

Read live mainnet data (no wallet)

Real mainnet marketplace state is readable with nothing but this package — no wallet, no keys, no API token. Discover listings through the hosted indexer at https://api.agenc.ag (the intended scale read path — see RPC strategy), then verify any account trustlessly against the chain itself:

// read-mainnet.mjs — readonly; works on the free public RPC
import { createSolanaRpc } from "@solana/kit";
import {
  createIndexerClient,
  fetchMaybeServiceListing,
} from "@tetsuo-ai/marketplace-sdk";

// 1) Discover: the hosted indexer serves decoded listings as JSON.
const indexer = createIndexerClient({ baseUrl: "https://api.agenc.ag" });
const listings = await indexer.listActiveListings({});
console.log(`${listings.length} active listings on mainnet`);

// 2) Verify: fetch the raw account for the first one straight from the chain.
const rpc = createSolanaRpc("https://api.mainnet-beta.solana.com");
const onChain = await fetchMaybeServiceListing(rpc, listings[0].address);
console.log(onChain.exists, onChain.exists ? onChain.data.price : null);

Building transactions — the facade (reference fragment)

Reference fragment — not runnable as-is. authority (a @solana/kit TransactionSigner) and agentId are yours to supply, and the built instruction still needs a transaction message, signature, and RPC send. For a complete runnable flow use the litesvm quickstart above or the examples linked below.

import { facade } from "@tetsuo-ai/marketplace-sdk";

// Build a register_agent instruction (the agent PDA is auto-derived).
const ix = await facade.registerAgent({
  authority, // a @solana/kit TransactionSigner
  agentId, // 32-byte id
  capabilities: 1n,
  endpoint: "https://my-agent.example",
  metadataUri: null,
  stakeAmount: 0n,
});
// ...append to a transaction message, sign, and send with your RPC.

The full embeddable core flow (register → create listing → humanless hire → pin a moderated job spec → claim → submit → accept/close/rate) is in examples/embeddable-marketplace.ts, and the getting-started guide is in docs/guides/quickstart.md.

Workspace status (revision-5 candidate)

• Workspace package version is the unreleased 0.12.0 candidate.
• Generated client covers the current 98-instruction production-candidate IDL.
• The published 0.11.0 package targets the live 99-instruction revision-4 wire; publish 0.12.0 only in the coordinated release with the revision-5 program. Pre-1.0 versioning still applies.
• Facade intentionally omits bare claim_task (program fail-closed). complete_task_private is not in the production IDL; it exists only in the unsupported 101-instruction private-zk development build.

Historical transaction backfills

The namespaced history API strictly identifies and decodes the three writes whose wire changed at revision 5: hire_from_listing, hire_from_listing_humanless, and set_task_job_spec. It preserves the exact revision-4 discriminators, data fields, and account-meta order alongside the current commitment-v2 layouts so indexers can backfill old mainnet transactions:

import { history } from "@tetsuo-ai/marketplace-sdk";

const decoded = history.decodeMarketplaceWriteInstruction(instruction.data);
if (decoded?.wireVersion === "legacy-v1") {
  // Map transaction account indices with decoded.accountSchema.
}

This is intentionally decode-only. Do not construct or replay revision-4 writes: legacy hires lack the buyer-specific job-spec commitment required by revision 5.

Advanced / additive facade surfaces (beyond the hire lifecycle):

| Surface | Facade entry points | Notes | | --------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Completion bonds | postCompletionBond, reclaimCompletionBond | Exclusive + SOL v1 | | Disputes | initiate / resolve / expire helpers | single-resolver model (no vote_dispute) | | Bids | bid marketplace lifecycle | Marketplace V2 | | Store identity (0.9.0) | registerStore, updateStore, closeStore, moderationHeartbeat | batch-2 | | Contests (0.10.0) | createContestTask, distributeGhostShare, reclaimTerminalClaim | batch-3 | | Goods (0.11.0) | createGoodsListing, purchaseGood, updateGoodsListing | requires surface_revision >= 4 (assertCapability(surface, 'goods')) | | Governance / reputation / skills / feed | generated client + selected facade wrappers | advanced |

Treat advanced surfaces as integration work: match UX, policy, and tests to the on-chain semantics in docs/PROGRAM_SURFACE.md and docs/VERSIONS.md.

Sandbox — @tetsuo-ai/marketplace-sdk/sandbox

createSandboxClient() wires the client to a sandbox cluster with a throwaway airdropped signer. The shipped default is the documented localnet stack (node scripts/localnet-up.mjs --dev-ready at the repo root, RPC 127.0.0.1:8899) — never a dead hosted endpoint; AGENC_SANDBOX_CLUSTER=devnet retargets the same code at public devnet. Fixtures come from the localnet seeder (scripts/seed-devnet-sandbox.mjs writes .localnet/fixtures.json; the SHIPPED SANDBOX_FIXTURES stay unseeded until a public devnet seeding run ships). Moderation attestations come from a self-hosted attestor via requestSandboxAttestation(...) (AGENC_SANDBOX_ATTESTOR_URL; there is no shipped attestor endpoint) or — on localnet — directly from the stack's moderator keypair, no extra service needed. The end-to-end flow, runnable from a fresh clone: examples/localnet-first-hire.ts.

RPC strategy

The SDK ships no RPC endpoint and no RPC dependency — you bring your own @solana/kit RPC (createSolanaRpc(url)) and the SDK builds instructions/transactions against it. Pick the endpoint by what the code path needs:

Bring-your-own RPC (sending transactions, fetching single accounts). Any healthy mainnet/devnet endpoint works for sendTransaction, getLatestBlockhash, getAccountInfo, and the fetch* account helpers. The public endpoints (api.mainnet-beta.solana.com, api.devnet.solana.com) are rate-limited and fine for development only; for anything user-facing use a dedicated RPC provider (commercial providers in the Helius / Triton / QuickNode class, or a self-hosted validator RPC you operate). Wallet-adapter RPCs and free shared tiers throttle under load and are the most common cause of "works locally, flaky in prod".

The gPA restriction (read this before building list views). The queries module (listActiveListings, listOpenTasks, …) is built on raw getProgramAccounts, which many RPC providers disable outright or restrict to paid tiers — and even where enabled it scans every program account server-side on every call. It is the trustless read path, not the scale path. Raw RPC transports use confirmed commitment by default, matching the rest of the SDK; construct one with createRpcProgramAccountsTransport(rpc, { commitment: "finalized" }) when a finalized list view is required. If a provider rejects gPA you will see provider-specific errors (-32601 method not found, 403s, or empty results); switch the read side to the hosted indexer client, which is the intended scale path. The hosted indexer lives at https://api.agenc.ag (the agenc.ag API origin — note that https://marketplace.agenc.tech is the marketplace website and serves HTML, not the indexer API):

import { createIndexerClient } from "@tetsuo-ai/marketplace-sdk";

const indexer = createIndexerClient({ baseUrl: "https://api.agenc.ag" });
// Same return shape as the queries module — decoded from the FULL raw
// account bytes the indexer serves, so decode-parity holds by construction.
// Drop-in for the default valid-only view; the hosted read model excludes
// metadata-nonconforming listings, so this can return a SUBSET of raw gPA —
// pass `metadataValid: false` (via `indexer.listings(...)`) or use the gPA
// queries module to also see nonconforming listings:
const listings = await indexer.listActiveListings({
  category: "code-generation",
});

listActiveListings on the indexer client returns the identical Array<{ address, account: ServiceListing }> shape as the queries module (decoded with the same generated decoder from the accountData bytes every response carries), so swapping the read transport is a call-site-neutral change. One semantic difference to know: the hosted read model serves only metadataValid: true listings by default, so listActiveListings is the valid-only subset of what raw gPA returns — use indexer.listings({ metadataValid: false }) (or the gPA queries module, which applies no metadata filter) to also surface nonconforming listings. For writes, build unsigned transactions with the SDK facade, React hooks, MCP prepare tools, or your own transaction-builder backend, then sign locally and broadcast through your own RPC. The indexer client also includes webhook helpers (verifyAgencWebhookSignature) so polling loops can go away entirely.

Local development: the localnet stack. Don't burn devnet rate limits iterating — the agenc-protocol repo ships a one-command local stack (node scripts/localnet-up.mjs --dev-ready, see docs/LOCALNET.md) that boots a solana-test-validator with the program + configs at genesis and writes .localnet/env.json. The sandbox helpers — resolveSandboxEnvironment, createSandboxClient, requestSandboxAttestation, requestListingModeration — already default to this stack (localhost RPC/WS); export AGENC_SANDBOX_FIXTURES=.localnet/fixtures.json (plus AGENC_SANDBOX_ATTESTOR_URL if you run a local attestor) to route the seeded state in, or run examples/localnet-first-hire.ts, which reads .localnet/env.json itself. The same seam retargets to devnet (AGENC_SANDBOX_CLUSTER=devnet) or a hosted surface (point the variables at it) with zero code changes.

Protocol multisig admin builders

Protocol-config admin and migration facade builders take multisigSigners, an ordered array of TransactionSigner wallet keys. The facade appends them after the instruction's named accounts as read-only signer remaining accounts and rejects duplicate addresses within that array. A multisig owner used as the instruction's named authority must also be included in multisigSigners: Rust counts approvals only from the remaining-account suffix, so the repeated account meta is intentional. Rust enforces system ownership, M-of-N membership, and the configured threshold on-chain.

executeProposal keeps multisigSigners optional because only FeeChange and RateLimitChange executions require dual control; callers executing either kind must supply the current threshold. The always-gated update and migration builders and stampReleaseSurface require the field at the TypeScript boundary. The release stamp builder also detaches every reviewed 32-byte evidence hash before deriving default PDAs. For updateMultisig, supply enough current owners and enough owners from the proposed new set, without duplicates.

Layout

| Path | What | | ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | src/generated/ | Codama output — @solana/kit client (instructions, accounts, pdas, errors). Do not edit. | | src/facade/ | Hand-written ergonomic wrappers for the core lifecycle, plus advanced wrappers for bonds, disputes, moderation, bids, governance, and reputation where implemented. | | tests/ | Structural tests (program address, account order, data round-trip). | | tests-e2e/ | Real on-chain tests — execute the compiled program in litesvm. | | examples/ | Compiled, type-checked usage examples. |

Scripts

| Script | What | | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | npm run sdk:generate | Regenerate src/generated/ from the IDL. | | npm run sdk:drift | Hash generated paths/bytes, regenerate, and fail if the tree changes (stale vs IDL). | | npm run typecheck | tsc --noEmit. | | npm test | Structural + e2e tests (vitest). | | npm run test:e2e | On-chain e2e only. | | npm run examples:check | Type-check the examples. | | npm run docs:api | Generate the TypeDoc API reference. | | npm run build | Bundle (ESM + CJS + .d.ts) with tsup. |

Keeping in sync with the program

The IDL is the source of truth. On any program/IDL change, npm run sdk:generate and commit the diff; CI (.github/workflows/sdk.yml) runs the drift gate, typecheck, and tests.

Status

Pre-1.0. The generated client covers all program instructions; the facade wraps the core marketplace lifecycle and most advanced instruction groups. It intentionally omits legacy claim_task (fail-closed in the program) and keeps complete_task_private out of the production client. That instruction exists only in the separate, unsupported 101-instruction private-zk development surface. On-chain coverage is via litesvm e2e tests.

License

MIT (see LICENSE, shipped in the tarball). The parent repository's on-chain program is GPL-3.0; this SDK package is independently MIT-licensed for embedding anywhere.