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Add new XMTP channel extension for decentralized messaging: - Direct messages (DMs) and group conversations - Text messages, reactions, and attachments - ENS address resolution for human-readable names - Quantum-resistant encryption (MLS protocol) - Multi-account support with per-account configuration - Database isolation and network selection (dev/production) - Comprehensive onboarding with wallet generation Includes wallet generation scripts, example configurations, troubleshooting guide, and test coverage for schemas, ENS resolution, multi-account handling, and onboarding flows. Note: Tests use Node's test runner format (node:test) and should be converted to Vitest format in follow-up work.
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34 lines
937 B
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// XMTP Quickstart - Minimal Configuration
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// The absolute minimum to get started with XMTP in 2 minutes
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{
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channels: {
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xmtp: {
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enabled: true,
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// 1. Generate your wallet key:
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// clawdbot onboard xmtp
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// (or: npx tsx scripts/generate-wallet.ts)
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//
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// 2. Paste the key here (replace the zeros):
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walletKey: "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
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// 3. Done! Start with: clawdbot gateway start
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// That's it! Defaults:
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// - env: "dev" (free testing network)
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// - dmPolicy: "pairing" (secure, requires approval)
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// - dbPath: ".xmtp/db" (local database)
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}
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}
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}
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// Next steps:
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// 1. Someone messages your bot's address
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// 2. You approve: clawdbot pairing approve xmtp <code>
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// 3. Chat!
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//
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// To find your bot's address:
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// - It's shown in the wallet generation output
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// - OR: clawdbot channels status
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