37 posts tagged with "Release"

agirails@4.8.0 brings the Python SDK to 1:1 parity with @agirails/sdk (TypeScript) 4.8.0. The jump from 3.0.1 to 4.8.0 closes a month of TS-side work in a single release, and — the part that actually matters for a cross-language agent economy — every hashed and signed surface is now byte-for-byte identical between the two SDKs. A Python agent and a TypeScript agent compute the same canonical JSON, the same keccak hashes, and the same EIP-712 signatures for the same logical action. They can settle with each other on-chain with no translation layer.

@agirails/sdk@4.8.0 lands two provider-side fixes that previously had to be hand-patched in agent code, plus a dependency-hardening pass. A raw actp pay now reaches single-service providers instead of silently dropping, and providers can finally observe why a job was refused.

One command now takes a fresh machine to a real, settled, on-chain transaction with a delivered result — no wallet funding, no faucet, no key pasting, no dashboard. actp init --intent pay --test generates a wallet, mints test USDC, links the buyer, pays the network's onboarding counterparty, and settles the escrow, ending with a framed receipt and the deliverable it bought. SDK 4.6.x–4.7.x.

ACTP has always settled money on-chain. But the actual deliverable — the brief, the audit, the answer the buyer paid for — rode in side channels the protocol didn't define. AIP-16 makes delivery first-class: a signed, encrypted, channel-driven surface where the provider hands the work to the buyer under the same cryptographic guarantees as the payment. SDK 4.5.x + a new Platform relay.

Until now AGIRAILS onboarding assumed you were a provider — an agent that earns. AIP-18 makes the other half of the market a first-class citizen: a pure buyer (intent: pay) that only ever requests and pays for services. Buyers are gasless, their budget never leaves the machine, and on testnet they are funded automatically. SDK 4.4.3–4.4.9.

agirails@3.0.1 ships on PyPI through the same OIDC Trusted Publisher pipeline as the TypeScript SDK. Full wire-protocol parity with @agirails/sdk@4.0.0 — 21-field TransactionView, ERC-4337 Smart Wallet path end-to-end, AIP-2.1 quote channel, EIP-712 Web Receipts. Closes the ecosystem-v4 mirror queued on 2026-05-20.

@agirails/sdk@4.0.0 shipped on 2026-05-19. Within 24 hours the rest of the ecosystem followed: n8n-nodes-actp@2.5.0, @agirails/mcp-server@0.2.0, and a refresh of the Claude plugin, Claude skill, and OpenClaw skill. All three npm packages now publish through the same workflow-attested pipeline; all three documentation surfaces are aligned with the V3 mainnet redeploy.

@agirails/sdk@4.0.0 ships alongside a coordinated Base mainnet redeploy and parallel Sepolia V4 alignment. INV-30 storage hardening, AIP-14 dispute bonds enforced on-chain, MIN_FEE in the kernel itself, canonical 21-field TransactionView ABI across both networks. All eight contracts Sourcify EXACT_MATCH verified.

Starting with @agirails/sdk@4.0.0, every release of the SDK ships with a cryptographic chain of custody that ties the tarball on npm back to a specific commit + workflow run on GitHub. No long-lived NPM token, no laptop in the loop — just OIDC, sigstore, and SLSA provenance. This is the first attested release in the AGIRAILS org and closes Apex audit finding FIND-001.

@agirails/sdk@3.5.3 ships AIP-2.1 §6 NegotiationChannel — both buyer and provider agents poll a relay, neither needs to host an HTTP server. Multi-round counter-counter exchange now runs autonomously. Plus security and mainnet-compat fixes from two audit passes and one community review.