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# r0x-os

The official SDK, Claude Code / MCP plugin, and facilitator docs for **r0x**,
the USDG-native operating system for AI agents, built on Robinhood Chain.

r0x runs the official x402 facilitator for Robinhood Chain. AI agents can use
it right now: discover a priced capability, authorize a USDG payment, and
invoke it, all in one uninterrupted call. No API keys, no subscriptions, no
human approving anything in between.

Live site: [projectr0x.dev](https://projectr0x.dev) · Facilitator docs: [docs/facilitator.md](./docs/facilitator.md) · Skill reference: [docs/skills.md](./docs/skills.md)

## What's in this repo

- **SDK** (`src/client`): a TypeScript client (`R0xClient`) that handles the
  x402 challenge/sign/retry cycle automatically. Published as `r0x-os` on npm.
- **Claude Code / MCP plugin** (`src/plugin`): exposes the full skill catalog
  as MCP tools, plus local wallet setup and a spend-limit guard.
- **Virtuals GAME integration** (`integrations/virtuals-game`): a GAME SDK
  worker that gives any Virtuals agent the same skill catalog as fifteen
  callable functions, with optional auto-broadcast of trades and transfers.
- **Docs** (`docs/`): how the facilitator works and the full skill reference.
- **Examples** (`examples/`): a minimal, dependency-light reference client.

## Install

```bash
npm install r0x-os
```

```ts
import { R0xClient } from 'r0x-os';

const client = new R0xClient({ privateKey: process.env.R0X_PRIVATE_KEY });

// $0.01 USDG per call, settled automatically
const { data } = await client.price('ETH');
console.log(data.priceUSD);

const balance = await client.balance('0x...');
console.log(balance.data.balances);
```

See [docs/skills.md](./docs/skills.md) for every method the client exposes.

## Claude Code plugin

```
/plugin marketplace add nhevers/project-r0x
/plugin install r0x-os
```

Or add it directly as an MCP server:

```bash
claude mcp add r0x -- npx r0x-os
```

No private key is needed upfront, the agent calls `r0x_setup` on first use to
either import an existing wallet or generate a fresh one. After that, eighteen
tools are available: `r0x_setup`, `balance`, `tx`, `price`, `wallet`, `chat`,
`send`, `fund`, `broadcast`, `spend_limit`, `trade`, `quote`, `pool`,
`liquidity_add`, `liquidity_remove`, `liquidity_positions`, `yield`, and
`bridge`. `trade`, `quote`, `pool`, and `liquidity_*` all accept any ERC20
token on Robinhood Chain, not just ETH and USDG — there's no allowlist.

## Virtuals GAME agents

Any agent built on the [Virtuals GAME SDK](https://github.com/game-by-virtuals/game-node) can
plug straight into r0x. See [integrations/virtuals-game](./integrations/virtuals-game) for a
worker exposing the full skill catalog as GAME functions, with optional auto-broadcast of
trades, transfers, and liquidity transactions.

## Building from source

```bash
git clone https://github.com/nhevers/project-r0x.git
cd project-r0x
npm install
npm run build      # compiles src/ -> dist/
npm run example:tx # runs the reference test-transaction script
```

## How the facilitator works

Read [docs/facilitator.md](./docs/facilitator.md) for the full protocol walk-through,
or jump straight to [`examples/test-transaction.js`](./examples/test-transaction.js)
for a working ~80-line client.

## License

MIT, see [LICENSE](./LICENSE).

TDQS

A3.7/5.0

Scored across 18 tools

Disambiguation4/5

Most tools have distinct purposes (balance vs. fund, send vs. trade), but wallet and r0x_setup overlap slightly, and quote/pool both provide price-related data. Descriptions are clear enough to guide an agent.

Naming Consistency3/5

All tool names are lowercase with underscores, but the style mixes nouns (balance, price, pool) and verbs (send, broadcast, trade). Compound names like liquidity_add and spend_limit are inconsistent with simple verb-first patterns, making the set feel somewhat uneven.

Tool Count4/5

18 tools cover a broad DeFi and chain-introspection surface without being excessive. The count is slightly above the ideal 3-15 range but is justified by the diversity of operations (swaps, liquidity, bridge, yield).

Completeness3/5

Core functions like transfers, swaps, liquidity management, and balances exist, but balance only supports ETH/USDG despite any-token swaps. Bridge is quote-only, and there is no arbitrary-token balance or transaction history tool, leaving notable gaps for agents.

Maintenance

ActivitySlowing
ResponsivenessUnresponsive