feat: XMTP Client

[humanagent]

Why XMTP?

• End-to-end & compliant: Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, meeting strict security and regulatory standards.
• Open-source & trustless: Built on top of the MLS protocol, it replaces trust in centralized certificate authorities with cryptographic proofs.
• Privacy & metadata protection: Offers anonymous or pseudonymous usage with no tracking of sender routes, IPs, or device and message timestamps.
• Decentralized: Operates on a peer-to-peer network, eliminating single points of failure.
• Multi-tenant: Allows multi-agent multi-human confidential communication over MLS group chats.

See FAQ for more detailed information.

Groups

Note

You need to add the agent as a member to the group.

// Create group
const group = await client?.conversations.newGroup([address1, address2]);

// Add member
await group.addMembers([0xaddresses]);

// Change group metadata
await group.name("New name")

// get group members
const members = await group.members();

To learn more about groups, read the XMTP documentation.

Web inbox

Interact with the XMTP protocol using xmtp.chat the official web inbox for developers using the latest version powered by MLS.

Warning

This React app isn't a complete solution. For example, the list of conversations doesn't update when new messages arrive in existing conversations.

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[humanagent]

Hey @shakkernerd ! I finalized the xmtp integration. Any feedback on how to proceed?

[shakkernerd]

Hey @shakkernerd ! I finalized the xmtp integration. Any feedback on how to proceed?

HI @humanagent Thanks for doing this. There are some conflicts in agent's package.json and index.ts files that needs to be resolved.
Apart from that, it looks good to me.

[humanagent]

thanks @wtfsayo @shakkernerd !