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waivlength-plugins-sdk

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Waivlength's open-source AI-powered plugin framework, empowering Web3 projects with agent-driven automation.

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Waivlength SDK

Empower your Web3 project with AI-driven automation and dynamic integrations. The Waivlength SDK is an open-source plugin framework that enables developers to create and manage agent-driven plugins for Web3 spaces. It supports triggers, permissions, outcomes, and AI integrations, making it easy to extend the functionality of your Waivlength-powered ecosystem.

Key Features 🚀

  • AI-Powered Plugins: Create plugins that leverage AI to automate tasks, personalize interactions, and drive growth.
  • Trigger-Based Architecture: React to events like membership changes, governance votes, or custom triggers.
  • Permission-Driven Access: Fine-grained control over data access and execution capabilities.
  • Dynamic Outcomes: Plugins can write messages, create spaces, manage tokens, and more.
  • Open Source Contribution: Build your own plugins and contribute to the Waivlength ecosystem.

Installation 📦

npm install waivlength-plugins-sdk@latest

How It Works 🛠️

1. Triggers

Plugins react to specific events (e.g., membership-join). Triggers define the conditions under which a plugin executes.

2. Permissions

Plugins declare the data they require and the actions they can take. Examples:

  • read:membership: Access membership event details.
  • read:space-data: Fetch information about the space.
  • use:openai: Integrate AI-generated content via the app's secure API proxy.

3. Outcomes

The output of a plugin is called an outcome. Examples:

  • write:messages: Produce a message to send.
  • create:space: Instruct the app to create a new space.

Documentation 📚

  • Triggers: Learn about available triggers and how to use them. See /docs/triggers.md.
  • Permissions: Understand permissions and the data they provide. See /docs/permissions.md.
  • Outcomes: Explore the outcomes your plugins can produce. See /docs/outcomes.md.

Contributing 🤝

We welcome contributions from the community! If you'd like to contribute:

  1. Fork the Waivlength Plugin Starter.
  2. Build and test your plugin.
  3. Submit a pull request to the Waivlength SDK repository.

License 📝

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.