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nervepay

v1.7.3

Published

NervePay plugin for OpenClaw - Agent identity, vault, and orchestration

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Keywords

openclawopenclaw-pluginnervepayidentitydided25519vaultorchestrationai-agents

Readme

NervePay

Self-sovereign identity for AI agents. W3C DIDs, Ed25519 cryptographic authentication, encrypted secrets vault, and multi-agent orchestration.

Quick Install

npx nervepay setup

Alternatives:

bunx nervepay setup          # Bun
pnpm dlx nervepay setup      # pnpm
openclaw plugins install nervepay && openclaw nervepay setup  # OpenClaw plugin

What Happens

1. Setup — Creates your agent identity (W3C DID + Ed25519 keys), generates a BIP39 recovery phrase, and opens a claim URL to link the agent to your dashboard account.

2. Pair — Connects your OpenClaw gateway via the device node protocol (WebSocket challenge-response). Run nervepay pair if you skipped pairing during setup, then approve with openclaw devices approve <requestId>. For Mission Control health checks, the saved gateway URL must be externally reachable (not 127.0.0.1/localhost), and your gateway must be bound to LAN/public ingress.

CLI Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | nervepay setup | Create identity, claim agent, pair gateway | | nervepay pair | Connect gateway via device node protocol | | nervepay whoami | Show current agent identity and reputation | | nervepay gateways | List connected gateways | | nervepay secrets | List vault secrets (metadata only) | | nervepay status | Show config and connection status |

All commands work with npx, bunx, or pnpm dlx prefixes.

Configuration

Setup auto-configures everything. Credentials are stored in:

  • OpenClaw config: ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json (plugin section)
  • Backup: ~/.nervepay/credentials.json
{
  "plugins": {
    "entries": {
      "nervepay": {
        "enabled": true,
        "config": {
          "apiUrl": "https://api.nervepay.xyz",
          "agentDid": "did:nervepay:agent:...",
          "privateKey": "ed25519:..."
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Restart gateway after changes: openclaw gateway restart

Security

Authentication: All requests signed with Ed25519 — replay protection via one-time nonces + 5-minute timestamp window. Signatures cover method, path, query, and body hash.

Vault: AES-256-GCM envelope encryption with per-secret DEKs wrapped by a master KEK (HKDF-SHA256). All access audit-logged.

Key Storage: Private keys live in local config only. BIP39 mnemonic shown once during setup — back it up offline for recovery.

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm test
npm run dev    # watch mode

Links

License

MIT