xbird-acp

name: xbird-acp description: "Use when operating on Virtuals Protocol marketplace and needing Twitter/X data with E2E encrypted credentials. Triggers: ACP, Agent Commerce Protocol, Virtuals, ECDH, E2E encryption, agent-to-agent, TEE attestation, claw-api, acpx.virtuals.io."

xbird ACP (Agent Commerce Protocol)

Access Twitter/X data through Virtuals Protocol agent-to-agent commerce. Credentials are ECDH-encrypted client-side — even the protocol relay cannot read them.

When to Use

• Agent operating on Virtuals Protocol marketplace
• Need E2E encrypted credential protection (ECDH P-256 + AES-256-GCM)
• Agent-to-agent commerce with on-chain escrow

Don't use when: Running inside Claude Code / Cursor (use MCP instead), or making direct HTTP calls (use REST x402 instead).

Prerequisites

1. Virtuals Protocol API key (buyer key) — obtain via acp setup or from config.json LITE_AGENT_API_KEY
2. xbird provider wallet address — the wallet address of the xbird agent on Virtuals marketplace
3. Twitter credentials — auth_token and ct0 cookies from an authenticated Twitter session

API Endpoints

How It Works

1. Fetch server attestation + ECDH key exchange (see encryption-flow.md)
2. Encrypt credentials with AES-256-GCM using derived shared key
3. Create ACP job via Virtuals REST API with encryptedCredentials
4. Poll for results (see polling.md)

Available Offerings

Offering name: twitter_search

Complete Example

import {
  generateKeyPair, exportPublicKey, importPublicKey, deriveSharedKey, encrypt,
} from "./acp/tee/crypto.ts";

const SERVER = "https://xbirdapi.up.railway.app";
const ACP_API = "https://claw-api.virtuals.io";

// 1. Attestation + ECDH
const att = await fetch(`${SERVER}/tee/attestation`).then(r => r.json());
const clientKP = await generateKeyPair();
const clientPub = await exportPublicKey(clientKP.publicKey);
const sharedKey = await deriveSharedKey(clientKP.privateKey, await importPublicKey(att.publicKey));
const { iv, ciphertext } = await encrypt(sharedKey, JSON.stringify({ authToken, ct0 }));

// 2. Create job — serviceRequirements MUST be a plain object
const res = await fetch(`${ACP_API}/acp/jobs`, {
  method: "POST",
  headers: { "Content-Type": "application/json", "x-api-key": apiKey },
  body: JSON.stringify({
    providerWalletAddress: providerWallet,
    jobOfferingName: "twitter_search",
    serviceRequirements: {
      method: "search",
      params: { query: "AI agents", count: 20 },
      encryptedCredentials: { ephemeralPublicKey: clientPub, iv, ciphertext },
    },
  }),
});
const jobId = (await res.json())?.data?.jobId;

// 3. Poll (see polling.md for full implementation)

Encryption details: see encryption-flow.md. Polling + socket.io optimization: see polling.md.

Common Mistakes