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prova-plugin-eliza

v0.1.2

Published

Prova plugin for elizaOS agents — emit verifiable on-chain receipts for every action your eliza agent executes

Downloads

71

Readme

prova-plugin-eliza

Official Prova plugin for elizaOS agents — every action your eliza agent executes gets a verifiable, Ed25519-signed receipt on Solana. Tamper-proof accountability without touching your agent logic.

Install

npm install prova-plugin-eliza prova-agent-sdk

Quick start

import { provaPlugin, attesterFromProvaClient } from 'prova-plugin-eliza';
import { ProvaClient } from 'prova-agent-sdk';
import { Keypair } from '@solana/web3.js';

const prova = new ProvaClient({
  rpcUrl: process.env.PROVA_RPC_URL!,
  agentKeypair: Keypair.fromSecretKey(agentSecretKey),
});

const attester = attesterFromProvaClient(
  prova,
  ProvaClient.hashAction,
  operatorKeypair,
);

// Add to your runtime's plugins — every action is now attested on-chain:
const runtime = new AgentRuntime({
  // ...your character, model provider, etc.
  plugins: [provaPlugin({ attester })],
});

Need explicit flush control (e.g. on shutdown)?

import { createProvaPlugin } from 'prova-plugin-eliza';

const { plugin, flush, stop } = createProvaPlugin({ attester });
// plugins: [plugin] …
await stop(); // guaranteed final flush when the agent shuts down

How it works

  • On init, the plugin wraps the handler of every registered action — and hooks registerAction so actions registered later are wrapped too.
  • After each handler resolves, the plugin builds a payload from the action name, the message content, and the result; hashes it (SHA-256) and queues the attestation.
  • A debounced batcher groups bursts of actions into one Solana transaction (up to 100 receipts).
  • Attestation is fire-and-forget: a Prova failure never breaks or slows down the agent action.

The plugin never imports @elizaos/core — it relies on TypeScript structural typing, so it stays dependency-light across eliza versions.

Options

| Option | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | attester | — | Bridge to Prova. Build with attesterFromProvaClient(client, hashAction, operatorKeypair) | | rules | attest all | Predicate by action name — return false to skip | | batch.maxSize | 25 | Immediate flush at N queued items (1–100 per tx) | | batch.flushDelayMs | 1000 | Debounce: flush N ms after the last action | | onError | console warn | Called on attestation failure; the action itself is never affected |

License

Apache 2.0 — part of the Prova open-source stack.