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@uvrn/agent

v1.0.0

Published

Continuous claim monitoring loop for the UVRN protocol

Readme

@uvrn/agent

Continuous claim monitoring loop for the UVRN protocol.

Part of the UVRN ecosystem. Depends on @uvrn/drift for scoring and @uvrn/core for receipt types.


What it does

@uvrn/agent is the heartbeat. It:

  1. Registers claims — each with a query, a drift profile, and an interval
  2. Calls FARM on each interval to fetch fresh sources
  3. Calls @uvrn/drift to score the result and detect threshold crossings
  4. Emits an unsigned drift receipt (AgentDriftReceipt) — score, threshold events, and metadata for every run. This is a monitoring envelope, not a signed DRVC3 receipt.

To get signed, replayable DRVC3 receipts, wire the agent’s receipt emitter to @uvrn/canon: pass each emitted receipt (or its drift snapshot) into canon’s pipeline so canon can sign and persist. The agent does not depend on canon; you connect them in your app.

Package provides: Agent, emitters (ConsoleEmitter, FileEmitter, WebhookEmitter, MultiEmitter), MockFarmConnector, PROFILES. Registration, interval loop, drift scoring via @uvrn/drift, and emission of unsigned AgentDriftReceipts.

You provide: A FarmConnector (to fetch sources for each claim) and a ReceiptEmitter (where to send receipts). Claims to register (id, query, drift profile, interval). Optional: wire to @uvrn/canon for signed receipts.


Install

npm install @uvrn/agent @uvrn/drift @uvrn/core

Quick start

import { Agent, ConsoleEmitter, MockFarmConnector, PROFILES } from '@uvrn/agent'

const agent = new Agent({
  farmConnector:  new MockFarmConnector(),
  receiptEmitter: new ConsoleEmitter(),
})

agent.register({
  id:          'clm_sol_001',
  label:       '"Exchange X holds full reserves" — audit report',
  query:       'Exchange X proof of reserves 2026',
  driftConfig: PROFILES.solvency,
  intervalMs:  6 * 60 * 60 * 1000,
})

agent
  .on('claim:threshold', event => console.warn('THRESHOLD CROSSED', event))
  .on('receipt:emitted', receipt => { /* save to db */ })
  .start()

Emitters

| Emitter | Use | |---|---| | ConsoleEmitter | Development — logs to stdout | | FileEmitter(path) | NDJSON append | | WebhookEmitter(url) | POST to Supabase, Cloudflare Worker, Discord | | MultiEmitter([...]) | Fan out to multiple emitters |


License

MIT · uvrn.org