Intercom Swap

This repo is a fork of upstream Intercom (Trac-Systems/intercom): a reference implementation of the Intercom stack on Trac Network for an internet of agents.

At its core, Intercom is a peer-to-peer (P2P) network: peers discover each other and communicate directly (with optional relaying) over the Trac/Holepunch stack (Hyperswarm/HyperDHT + Protomux). There is no central server required for sidechannel messaging.

This fork adds a non-custodial swap harness:

Negotiate via request-for-quote (RFQ) messages over Intercom sidechannels (P2P).
Settle BTC over Lightning <> USDT on Solana using a shared Solana escrow program (HTLC-style).

Links:

Upstream Intercom: https://github.com/Trac-Systems/intercom
This fork: https://github.com/TracSystems/intercom-swap

Trac address for this fork (rewards / operator contact):

trac1egxy98n7e6ld5fhacya8xfypwtt93mrqr6tyml6rap2cyssvtvwqjcwmus

Architecture (High-Level)

Intercom Swap is a local-first P2P system with one core runtime and multiple optional control/settlement paths.

                 Humans + Autonomous Agents
                            |
             +--------------+--------------+
             |                             |
       Structured control             Natural language
      (UI + tool calls)              (optional prompting)
             |                             |
             +--------------+--------------+
                            v
                   Intercom runtime peer
                (identity + local state store)
                            |
          +-----------------+-------------------+
          |                                     |
          v                                     v
  P2P coordination fabric                 Optional app extension
  - Sidechannels (RFQ + swap)            - Local-first contracts/features
  - Subnet replication                    - Trac Network tx path (TNK gas)
                            |
             +--------------+--------------+
             |                             |
             v                             v
     Lightning settlement             Solana settlement
          (BTC leg)                     (USDT leg)

Key idea:

Intercom handles coordination and agent communication.
Settlement happens on Lightning + Solana.
Contract usage on Trac Network is optional and extensible.

What Intercom Is

Intercom is a Trac stack for autonomous agents:

Sidechannels: fast, ephemeral P2P messaging (Hyperswarm + Noise).
Features: integrate non-agent services/tools into the same network.
Contracts (optional): deterministic state + optional chat.
MSB (optional): value-settled transactions.

This fork keeps Intercom intact and layers swap + ops tooling on top.

Run Strategy Matrix
Install And Operate From SKILL.md
How To Use SKILL.md With An Agent
Conceptual Flow (BTC(LN) <> USDT(Solana))
External APIs / RPCs (Defaults)
Command Surface (Scripts = "Function Calls")
Start Intercom Peers (run-swap-*)
SC-Bridge Control (swapctl)
RFQ Bots (rfq-maker / rfq-taker)
TracSWAP (Preconfigured RFQ Strategies)
Recovery (swaprecover)
Solana Wallet Tooling (solctl)
Solana Escrow Program Tooling (escrowctl)
Lightning Operator Tooling (lnctl)
Optional LND Local Lifecycle (lndctl / lndpw)
Prompt Router (Optional)
Tests (Mandatory)
Secrets + Repo Hygiene

Run Strategy Matrix

Choose one path before running commands. Do not mix paths in a single instance.

Goal	Path	Typical Network	Data Isolation Rule
Validate code and workflows	Test path	LN regtest + Solana local/devnet	test stores + test receipts DB + test promptd port
Upgrade an existing deployment	Upgrade path	same as current deployment	keep backup, preserve current stores, rerun tests
Operate with real funds	Mainnet path	LN mainnet + Solana mainnet	separate mainnet stores/receipts/ports; never reuse test data
Human-first operation	Collin path	any	Collin talks to one promptd instance at a time
Agent-first automation	Headless path	any	prefer deterministic scripts/tool calls over free-form prompting

Minimal rule set:

Always decide test vs mainnet first.
Keep test and mainnet fully separated (store names, DB paths, ports, audit dirs).
For mainnet, use public DHT bootstraps (local DHT is test-only).
Run tests before first live settlement.

Install And Operate From `SKILL.md`

SKILL.md is the canonical installer + runbook for this repo. If you are an agent, treat it as the source of truth for:

installation steps
runtime requirements (Pear, Node)
first-run decisions (sidechannels, invites, PoW)
operations (LN/Solana, recovery, tests)

Recommended Models (For Install/Upgrades)

Installation and large merges are easiest with a top-tier coding model.

Recommended:

OpenAI: GPT-5.3+ (Codex, xhigh)
Anthropic: Claude Opus 4.6+

OpenClaw can use and control this stack autonomously (install/upgrade via SKILL.md, ops via scripts and optional promptd tool calls, including backend worker tools intercomswap_tradeauto_*).

Local/open-weight models can work too, but use a high-grade one.

How To Use `SKILL.md` With An Agent

Example prompts (copy/paste):

Install

Install this repo using SKILL.md. Run all tests (unit + e2e). Report what you ran and any failures.

Install + staging tests

Install this repo using SKILL.md. Run unit + local e2e. Then run a smoke test on test networks (LN regtest + Solana devnet) if supported. Report results.

2b. Decide and execute one run path first

Read SKILL.md and pick exactly one run path (test / upgrade / mainnet / collin / headless). Explain why that path matches the goal, then execute it end-to-end.

Update workflow

Pull the latest version of this fork, resolve merge conflicts, and run all tests (unit + e2e). If testnet smoke tests exist, run them too. Only then proceed to mainnet checks.

3b. Switch to mainnet (fresh instance)

Create a clean mainnet instance: do NOT reuse any test stores or receipts DBs. Wipe/rotate test data only, keep mainnet keys separate. Then bring up mainnet peer + promptd + Collin and run a mainnet readiness checklist (funding + LN channel ready + Solana RPC reachable).

Mainnet start

Install this repo using SKILL.md, run all tests (unit + e2e), then run the mainnet bring-up checklist and start maker+taker peers on mainnet (with user-provided Solana RPC + Solana keypairs + LN node configuration). Report the exact commands run and any failures.

Enable Collin prompting (LLM mode)

Enable LLM prompting for Collin. Tell me exactly what config you need (OpenAI-compatible base_url, api_key or token file, model, max_tokens, temperature) and where it must be stored (gitignored). Validate by running a prompt that posts an Offer and confirm it appears in the UI.

TracSWAP (preconfigured RFQ strategies)

Install this repo using SKILL.md, then run a testnet maker+taker using TracSWAP strategies:

- Maker (conservative grid, test rendezvous):
  node scripts/strategy-bot.mjs --mode maker --strategy conservative-grid --url ws://127.0.0.1:49222 --token <hex> --peer-keypair stores/swap-maker/db/keypair.json --solana-keypair onchain/sol/test-maker.json --solana-mint <USDT_MINT> --ln-service cln-maker

- Taker (one-shot demo, test rendezvous):
  node scripts/strategy-bot.mjs --mode taker --strategy one-shot-demo --url ws://127.0.0.1:49223 --token <hex> --peer-keypair stores/swap-taker/db/keypair.json --solana-keypair onchain/sol/test-taker.json --solana-mint <USDT_MINT> --ln-service cln-taker

Explain which TracSWAP flags you used and how they constrain swap sizes, fees, and refund windows.

Operator support mode

I’m operating Collin and I’m stuck: “<paste error>”. Explain what it means and the exact next click/command to fix it. Do not guess; inspect the repo and logs.

Conceptual Flow (BTC(LN) <> USDT(Solana))

Rendezvous sidechannel(s) (any; examples: 0000intercom, 0000intercomswapbtcusdt, my-swap-room)
    |
    | swap.svc_announce (service + offers[])  [periodic rebroadcast; sidechannels have no history]
    | Offer (optional) -> RFQ (manual or backend-auto-from-offer) -> QUOTE -> QUOTE_ACCEPT
    |   - pre-filter by app_hash + fee caps + refund window
    v
per-trade invite-only swap:<trade_id>
    |
    | TERMS (binding: fees, mint, refund_after_unix, ...)
    | ACCEPT
    | LN_INVOICE (payment_hash)
    | SOL_ESCROW_CREATED (escrow PDA + vault ATA)
    v
Settlement (BTC over Lightning <> USDT on Solana)
  1) Maker creates + posts LN invoice (receiver inbound liquidity check must pass)
  2) Taker runs LN route precheck and posts `ln_route_precheck_ok` (swap.status)
  3) Maker escrows USDT (Solana) only after taker precheck is OK
  4) Taker verifies escrow on-chain (hard rule: no escrow, no pay)
  5) Taker pays LN invoice -> learns preimage
  6) Taker claims USDT on Solana using preimage
  7) Refund path after sol_refund_after_unix if LN payment never happens

External APIs / RPCs (Defaults)

This stack touches a few external endpoints. Defaults are chosen so local e2e is easy, and live ops are configurable:

Price oracle (HTTP): by default uses public exchange APIs (no keys): binance,coinbase,gate,kucoin,okx,bitstamp,kraken.
- Enabled on peers via --price-oracle 1 (included in scripts/run-swap-*.sh).
- Configure providers via --price-providers "<csv>".
Solana (JSON-RPC over HTTP): bots/tools default to local validator http://127.0.0.1:8899.
- Configure via --solana-rpc-url "<url[,url2,...]>" (comma-separated failover pool).
Bitcoin/LN: the BTC leg is Lightning (CLN or LND).
- Local e2e uses docker regtest stacks under dev/ (includes bitcoind).
- Mainnet uses your local LN node (CLN via bitcoind RPC, or LND via neutrino or bitcoind backend).
- This repo does not require a separate public Bitcoin explorer API by default.

If any of your HTTP/RPC endpoints require auth headers (Bearer/API tokens), see Authenticated API Endpoints near the end of this README.

Command Surface (Scripts = "Function Calls")

After installation, day-to-day operation should be done by invoking scripts (macOS/Linux .sh, Windows .ps1). The .mjs files are the canonical CLIs; wrappers exist to keep invocation stable and tool-call friendly.

Script Index

Area	macOS/Linux	Windows	Canonical	Purpose
Bootstrap	`scripts/bootstrap.sh`	n/a	bash	Install Pear runtime + deps
Start peer (maker/service)	`scripts/run-swap-maker.sh`	`scripts/run-swap-maker.ps1`	shell	Start a peer with SC-Bridge + price oracle and join an RFQ channel
Start peer (taker/client)	`scripts/run-swap-taker.sh`	`scripts/run-swap-taker.ps1`	shell	Start a peer with SC-Bridge + price oracle and join an RFQ channel; pins `SWAP_INVITER_KEYS` for `swap:*`
Peer lifecycle supervisor	`scripts/peermgr.sh`	`scripts/peermgr.ps1`	`scripts/peermgr.mjs`	Start/stop/restart background peers (headless) without keeping a terminal open
SC-Bridge control	`scripts/swapctl.sh`	`scripts/swapctl.ps1`	`scripts/swapctl.mjs`	Sidechannel ops + signed message helpers
SC-Bridge control (token auto)	`scripts/swapctl-peer.sh`	`scripts/swapctl-peer.ps1`	wrapper	Same as `swapctl`, but reads token from `onchain/sc-bridge/<store>.token`
RFQ maker bot	`scripts/rfq-maker-peer.sh`	`scripts/rfq-maker-peer.ps1`	`scripts/rfq-maker.mjs`	Quote RFQs; optionally run full swap state machine
RFQ taker bot	`scripts/rfq-taker-peer.sh`	`scripts/rfq-taker-peer.ps1`	`scripts/rfq-taker.mjs`	Send RFQ; accept quote; optionally run full swap state machine
RFQ bot control	`scripts/rfqbotmgr.sh`	`scripts/rfqbotmgr.ps1`	`scripts/rfqbotmgr.mjs`	Start/stop/restart RFQ bot instances without stopping the peer
Recovery	`scripts/swaprecover.sh`	`scripts/swaprecover.ps1`	`scripts/swaprecover.mjs`	List/show receipts; claim/refund escrows
Solana wallet ops	`scripts/solctl.sh`	`scripts/solctl.ps1`	`scripts/solctl.mjs`	Keypairs, balances, ATA, token transfers
Solana escrow ops	`scripts/escrowctl.sh`	`scripts/escrowctl.ps1`	`scripts/escrowctl.mjs`	Program config, fee vaults, escrow inspection
Solana program ops (maintainers)	`scripts/solprogctl.sh`	`scripts/solprogctl.ps1`	`scripts/solprogctl.mjs`	Build/deploy the Solana program
Lightning ops	`scripts/lnctl.sh`	`scripts/lnctl.ps1`	`scripts/lnctl.mjs`	Addresses, channels, invoices, payments
LND local lifecycle (optional)	`scripts/lndctl.sh`	`scripts/lndctl.ps1`	`scripts/lndctl.mjs`	Generate `lnd.conf`, start/stop, create/unlock wallet
LND password helper (optional)	`scripts/lndpw.sh`	`scripts/lndpw.ps1`	shell	Write an LND wallet password file (no trailing newline)

Start Intercom Peers (`run-swap-*`)

Function call	What it does	Parameters
`scripts/run-swap-maker.sh [storeName] [scBridgePort] [rfqChannel] [...extra peer flags]`	Starts a maker/service peer, enables SC-Bridge + price oracle, joins the RFQ channel	Positional args; optional env: `SIDECHANNEL_POW` (default `1`), `SIDECHANNEL_POW_DIFFICULTY` (default `12`)
`SWAP_INVITER_KEYS="<makerPeerPubkeyHex[,more]>" scripts/run-swap-taker.sh [storeName] [scBridgePort] [rfqChannel] [...extra peer flags]`	Starts a taker/client peer and pins inviter key(s) for `swap:*` invite-only channels	Requires `SWAP_INVITER_KEYS`; same optional env vars as maker

Notes:

Item	Details
Token files	Created under `onchain/sc-bridge/<storeName>.token` (gitignored).
RFQ channel	Any sidechannel works. Many operators use a dedicated rendezvous (example: `0000intercomswapbtcusdt`) to reduce noise, but `0000intercom` works too.
Subnet channel	Keep `--subnet-channel` consistent across peers (mismatches can prevent connections).

Peer Lifecycle Supervisor (`peermgr`)

peermgr is a local supervisor for starting/stopping pear run peers in the background (so you don’t need to keep a terminal open).

Notes:

It enforces: never run the same peer store twice.
It stores state + logs under onchain/peers/ (gitignored).
It always starts the peer in headless mode (--terminal 0).

Commands

Command	What it does
`scripts/peermgr.sh start --name <id> --store <peerStoreName> --sc-port <n> --sidechannels <csv>`	Start a peer and join one or more extra sidechannels on startup
`scripts/peermgr.sh stop --name <id>`	Stop the peer process
`scripts/peermgr.sh restart --name <id>`	Restart using the last saved config
`scripts/peermgr.sh status [--name <id>]`	Show state + PID + liveness

SC-Bridge Control (`swapctl`)

swapctl is the SC-Bridge client CLI. It controls a running peer over WebSocket, and (when needed) signs locally using the peer keypair file (SC-Bridge never signs).

Connection

Flag	Required	Meaning
`--url ws://127.0.0.1:<scPort>`	yes	SC-Bridge websocket URL
`--token <hex>`	yes	SC-Bridge token (from `onchain/sc-bridge/<store>.token`)
`--peer-keypair <path>`	signing only	Peer `keypair.json` (usually `stores/<store>/db/keypair.json`) for commands that create signed payloads

Token Convenience Wrapper (Recommended)

Wrapper	What it does
`scripts/swapctl-peer.sh <storeName> <scPort> <swapctl command...>`	Reads `onchain/sc-bridge/<storeName>.token` and calls `swapctl` with `--url/--token`
`scripts/swapctl-peer.ps1 <storeName> <scPort> <swapctl command...>`	Same for Windows

Command Reference

Introspection

Command	What it does	Important flags
`info`	Peer info (pubkey, joined channels, SC-Bridge status)	none
`stats`	Peer runtime stats	none
`price-get`	Price snapshot from the peer's price feature	none
`watch`	Stream messages for debugging/observability	`--channels <a,b,c>`, `--kinds <k1,k2>`, `--trade-id <id>`, `--pretty 0/1`, `--raw 0/1`

Sidechannel I/O

Command	What it does	Flags
`join`	Join a sidechannel	`--channel <name>`; optional: `--invite <b64/json/@file>`, `--welcome <b64/json/@file>`
`leave`	Leave a sidechannel	`--channel <name>`
`open`	Request others to open a channel (via the entry channel)	`--channel <name> --via <entryChannel>`; optional: `--invite <...>`, `--welcome <...>`
`send`	Send plaintext or JSON to a channel	`--channel <name>` and one of: `--text <msg>` or `--json <obj/@file>`; optional: `--invite <...>`, `--welcome <...>`

Service Presence (Directory Beacon)

Command	What it does	Flags
`svc-announce`	Broadcast a signed service announcement	Required: `--channels <a,b,c> --name <label>`; optional: `--pairs <p1,p2>`, `--rfq-channels <a,b,c>`, `--note <text>`, `--offers-json <json/@file>`, `--trade-id <id>`, `--ttl-sec <sec>`, `--join 0/1`
`svc-announce-loop`	Periodically re-broadcast announcements (sidechannels have no history)	Required: `--channels <a,b,c> --config <json/@file>`; optional: `--interval-sec <sec>`, `--watch 0/1`, `--ttl-sec <sec>`, `--trade-id <id>`, `--join 0/1`

Welcome/Invite Helpers (Owner-Signed)

Command	What it does	Flags
`make-welcome`	Create a signed welcome payload	`--channel <name> --text <welcomeText>`
`make-invite`	Create a signed invite payload	`--channel <name> --invitee-pubkey <hex32>`; optional: `--ttl-sec <sec>`, `--welcome <b64/json/@file>`

Swap Message Helpers (Signed Envelopes)

Command	What it does	Flags
`rfq`	Send RFQ to an RFQ channel	`--channel <rfqChannel> --trade-id <id> --btc-sats <n> --usdt-amount <atomicStr>`; optional: `--valid-until-unix <sec>`
`quote`	Send quote	`--channel <rfqChannel> --trade-id <id> --rfq-id <id> --btc-sats <n> --usdt-amount <atomicStr> --valid-until-unix <sec>`
`quote-from-rfq`	Build + send a quote from an RFQ envelope	`--channel <rfqChannel> --rfq-json <envelope/@file>`; optional: `--btc-sats <n>`, `--usdt-amount <atomicStr>`, `--valid-until-unix <sec>`
`quote-accept`	Accept a quote	`--channel <rfqChannel> --quote-json <envelope/@file>`
`swap-invite-from-accept`	Create and send a `swap:<trade_id>` invite after acceptance	`--channel <rfqChannel> --accept-json <envelope/@file>`; optional: `--swap-channel <name>`, `--welcome-text <text>`, `--ttl-sec <sec>`
`join-from-swap-invite`	Join a swap channel using a swap-invite envelope	`--swap-invite-json <envelope/@file>`
`terms`	Send swap terms into `swap:<id>`	Required: `--channel <swapChannel> --trade-id <id> --btc-sats <n> --usdt-amount <atomicStr> --sol-mint <base58> --sol-recipient <base58> --sol-refund <base58> --sol-refund-after-unix <sec> --ln-receiver-peer <hex32> --ln-payer-peer <hex32> --platform-fee-bps <n> --trade-fee-bps <n> --trade-fee-collector <base58>`; optional: `--platform-fee-collector <base58>`, `--terms-valid-until-unix <sec>`
`accept`	Accept swap terms	`--channel <swapChannel> --trade-id <id>` and one of: `--terms-hash <hex>` or `--terms-json <envelope/body/@file>`

Verification

Command	What it does	Flags
`verify-prepay`	Validate that terms, invoice, and escrow match; optionally validate escrow on-chain	Required: `--terms-json <envelope/body/@file> --invoice-json <envelope/body/@file> --escrow-json <envelope/body/@file>`; optional: `--now-unix <sec>`, `--solana-rpc-url <url[,url2,...]>`, `--solana-commitment <confirmed/finalized/processed>`

RFQ Bots (`rfq-maker` / `rfq-taker`)

These are long-running bots that sit in an RFQ channel and negotiate RFQ/quotes. With --run-swap 1 they run the full swap state machine inside an invite-only swap:<trade_id> channel.

Wrappers

Wrapper	What it does
`scripts/rfq-maker-peer.sh <storeName> <scPort> [...flags]`	Runs the maker bot against a running peer (reads token from `onchain/sc-bridge/<storeName>.token`)
`scripts/rfq-maker-peer.ps1 <storeName> <scPort> [...flags]`	Same for Windows
`scripts/rfq-taker-peer.sh <storeName> <scPort> [...flags]`	Runs the taker bot against a running peer (reads token from `onchain/sc-bridge/<storeName>.token`)
`scripts/rfq-taker-peer.ps1 <storeName> <scPort> [...flags]`	Same for Windows

Bot Lifecycle (No Peer Downtime)

Prefer rfqbotmgr for tool-call operation: stop/restart individual bot instances without touching pear run.

Function call	What it does
`scripts/rfqbotmgr.sh start-maker --name <id> --store <peerStore> --sc-port <n> -- [...rfq-maker flags]`	Start a maker bot in the background (logs under `onchain/rfq-bots/`)
`scripts/rfqbotmgr.sh start-taker --name <id> --store <peerStore> --sc-port <n> -- [...rfq-taker flags]`	Start a taker bot in the background
`scripts/rfqbotmgr.sh stop --name <id>`	Stop a running bot
`scripts/rfqbotmgr.sh restart --name <id>`	Restart a bot with the last saved args
`scripts/rfqbotmgr.sh status [--name <id>]`	Show bot state + PID + liveness

`rfq-maker` Flags (`scripts/rfq-maker.mjs`)

General

Flag	Meaning
`--rfq-channel <name>`	RFQ negotiation channel (default `0000intercomswapbtcusdt`)
`--swap-channel-template <tmpl>`	Swap channel name template (default `swap:{trade_id}`)
`--quote-valid-sec <n>`	Quote validity window (default `60`)
`--invite-ttl-sec <n>`	Invite TTL (default `604800`)
`--once 0/1`	Exit after one completed swap (default `0`)
`--once-exit-delay-ms <n>`	Delay before exiting when `--once 1` (default `750`)
`--debug 0/1`	Verbose logs (default `0`)
`--receipts-db <path>`	Receipts DB path (recommended: `onchain/receipts/rfq-bots/<store>/<bot>.sqlite`)

Pricing Policy

Price is negotiated strictly from RFQ/Offer terms (btc_sats, usdt_amount).
Oracle snapshots are informational only (UI/ops visibility), not settlement gates.
Open RFQs (usdt_amount=0) are not supported in bot flow; amounts must be explicit.

Swap Execution (`--run-swap 1`)

Flag	Meaning
`--run-swap 0/1`	Execute the full swap state machine (default `0`)
`--swap-timeout-sec <n>`	Per-swap timeout (default `300`)
`--swap-resend-ms <n>`	Proof resend interval (default `1200`)
`--terms-valid-sec <n>`	Terms validity window (default `300`)
`--solana-refund-after-sec <n>`	Solana refund timelock from terms send time (default `259200` = 72h)
`--ln-invoice-expiry-sec <n>`	LN invoice expiry seconds (default `3600`)

Solana

Flag	Meaning
`--solana-rpc-url <url[,url2,...]>`	Solana RPC pool (default `http://127.0.0.1:8899`)
`--solana-keypair <path>`	Maker Solana keypair (required when `--run-swap 1`)
`--solana-mint <pubkey>`	SPL mint for escrow (required when `--run-swap 1`)
`--solana-decimals <n>`	Mint decimals (default `6` for mainnet USDT)
`--solana-program-id <pubkey>`	Override program id (defaults to the compiled-in shared program id)
`--solana-cu-limit <units>`	Optional compute unit limit
`--solana-cu-price <microLamports>`	Optional priority fee
`--solana-trade-fee-collector <pubkey>`	Which trade-fee config PDA to use (defaults to platform fee collector)

Lightning

Flag	Meaning
`--ln-impl <cln/lnd>`	Lightning implementation (default `cln`)
`--ln-backend <docker/cli>`	Lightning backend (default `docker`)
`--ln-compose-file <path>`	Docker compose file (default `dev/ln-regtest/docker-compose.yml`)
`--ln-service <name>`	Docker service name (required when `--ln-backend docker`)
`--ln-network <regtest/signet/mainnet/...>`	Lightning network (default `regtest`)
`--ln-cli-bin <path>`	CLI binary override (for `--ln-backend cli`)

LND CLI Backend Extras (Only if `--ln-impl lnd --ln-backend cli`)

Flag	Meaning
`--lnd-rpcserver <host:port>`	LND RPC server (for `lncli`)
`--lnd-tlscert <path>`	TLS cert path
`--lnd-macaroon <path>`	Macaroon path
`--lnd-dir <path>`	LND dir

`rfq-taker` Flags (`scripts/rfq-taker.mjs`)

General

Flag	Meaning
`--trade-id <id>`	Trade id (default random)
`--rfq-channel <name>`	RFQ negotiation channel (default `0000intercomswapbtcusdt`)
`--btc-sats <n>`	Sats requested (default `50000`)
`--usdt-amount <atomicStr>`	USDT requested (base units, must be > 0)
`--rfq-valid-sec <n>`	RFQ validity window (default `60`)
`--timeout-sec <n>`	RFQ/quote negotiation timeout (default `30`)
`--rfq-resend-ms <n>`	RFQ resend interval (default `1200`)
`--accept-resend-ms <n>`	Quote accept resend interval (default `1200`)
`--once 0/1`	Exit after one completed swap (default `0`)
`--once-exit-delay-ms <n>`	Delay before exiting when `--once 1` (default `200`)
`--debug 0/1`	Verbose logs (default `0`)
`--receipts-db <path>`	Receipts DB path (recommended: `onchain/receipts/rfq-bots/<store>/<bot>.sqlite`)
`--persist-preimage 0/1`	Persist `ln_preimage_hex` into receipts (default `1` when receipts enabled)
`--stop-after-ln-pay 0/1`	Testing/recovery hook: stop after paying LN (default `0`)

Pricing Policy

Taker accepts/rejects quotes by negotiated terms + protocol guardrails (fees/windows/signers/app binding), not oracle thresholds.
Oracle remains informational only.

Swap Execution (`--run-swap 1`)

Flag	Meaning
`--run-swap 0/1`	Execute the full swap state machine (default `0`)
`--swap-timeout-sec <n>`	Per-swap timeout (default `300`)
`--swap-resend-ms <n>`	Proof resend interval (default `1200`)
`--min-solana-refund-window-sec <n>`	Reject TERMS where `sol_refund_after_unix - now` is below this (default `3600` = 1h)
`--max-solana-refund-window-sec <n>`	Reject TERMS where `sol_refund_after_unix - now` is above this (default `604800` = 1w)
`--max-platform-fee-bps <n>`	Reject TERMS with platform fee above this (default `500`)
`--max-trade-fee-bps <n>`	Reject TERMS with trade fee above this (default `1000`)
`--max-total-fee-bps <n>`	Reject TERMS with total fee above this (default `1500`)

Solana

Flag	Meaning
`--solana-rpc-url <url[,url2,...]>`	Solana RPC pool (default `http://127.0.0.1:8899`)
`--solana-keypair <path>`	Taker Solana keypair (required when `--run-swap 1`)
`--solana-mint <pubkey>`	SPL mint for escrow (required when `--run-swap 1`)
`--solana-decimals <n>`	Mint decimals (default `6`)
`--solana-program-id <pubkey>`	Override program id (defaults to the compiled-in shared program id)
`--solana-cu-limit <units>`	Optional compute unit limit
`--solana-cu-price <microLamports>`	Optional priority fee

Lightning

Flag	Meaning
`--ln-impl <cln/lnd>`	Lightning implementation (default `cln`)
`--ln-backend <docker/cli>`	Lightning backend (default `docker`)
`--ln-compose-file <path>`	Docker compose file (default `dev/ln-regtest/docker-compose.yml`)
`--ln-service <name>`	Docker service name (required when `--ln-backend docker`)
`--ln-network <regtest/signet/mainnet/...>`	Lightning network (default `regtest`)
`--ln-cli-bin <path>`	CLI binary override (for `--ln-backend cli`)

LND CLI Backend Extras (Only if `--ln-impl lnd --ln-backend cli`)

Flag	Meaning
`--lnd-rpcserver <host:port>`	LND RPC server (for `lncli`)
`--lnd-tlscert <path>`	TLS cert path
`--lnd-macaroon <path>`	Macaroon path
`--lnd-dir <path>`	LND dir

TracSWAP (Preconfigured RFQ Strategies)

This fork adds TracSWAP, a small strategy wrapper that runs preconfigured RFQ maker/taker strategies with opinionated, test‑first guardrails.

Script:

scripts/strategy-bot.mjs (Node CLI; works on all platforms via node scripts/strategy-bot.mjs ...)

Common requirements

TracSWAP is a thin wrapper around the existing RFQ CLIs:

Maker path: scripts/rfq-maker.mjs
Taker path: scripts/rfq-taker.mjs

It expects the same core connectivity flags you would normally pass to those CLIs:

--url ws://127.0.0.1:<scPort>
--token <scBridgeTokenHex>
--peer-keypair stores/<store>/db/keypair.json
plus the usual --solana-* and --ln-* flags when --run-swap 1 is in effect.

By default, TracSWAP:

uses test rendezvous 0000intercomswapbtcusdt_test when --rfq-channel is not provided
keeps all Solana refund windows and fee caps within conservative bounds

Any flag you pass explicitly will override the strategy defaults.

Maker strategies

Invoke with:

node scripts/strategy-bot.mjs \
  --mode maker \
  --strategy conservative-grid \
  --url ws://127.0.0.1:49222 \
  --token <hex> \
  --peer-keypair stores/swap-maker/db/keypair.json \
  --solana-keypair onchain/sol/test-maker.json \
  --solana-mint <USDT_MINT> \
  --ln-service cln-maker

Available maker strategies:

conservative-grid
- --run-swap 1
- --quote-valid-sec 60
- --terms-valid-sec 300
- --solana-refund-after-sec 259200 (72h)
- --ln-invoice-expiry-sec 3600
- --swap-timeout-sec 600
single-shot-test
- same as conservative-grid, plus:
- --once 1
- --once-exit-delay-ms 750
aggressive-grid
- --run-swap 1
- --quote-valid-sec 20
- --terms-valid-sec 180
- --solana-refund-after-sec 86400 (24h)
- --ln-invoice-expiry-sec 1800
- --swap-timeout-sec 600

All maker strategies default to:

--rfq-channel 0000intercomswapbtcusdt_test (if not provided)

Taker strategies

Invoke with:

node scripts/strategy-bot.mjs \
  --mode taker \
  --strategy one-shot-demo \
  --url ws://127.0.0.1:49223 \
  --token <hex> \
  --peer-keypair stores/swap-taker/db/keypair.json \
  --solana-keypair onchain/sol/test-taker.json \
  --solana-mint <USDT_MINT> \
  --ln-service cln-taker

Available taker strategies:

one-shot-demo
- --run-swap 1
- --once 1
- --once-exit-delay-ms 200
- --btc-sats 50000 (0.0005 BTC)
- --usdt-amount 5000000 (5 USDT at 6 decimals)
- --max-platform-fee-bps 200
- --max-trade-fee-bps 400
- --max-total-fee-bps 600
- --min-solana-refund-window-sec 7200 (2h)
- --max-solana-refund-window-sec 172800 (48h)
- --timeout-sec 60
single-shot-large
- --run-swap 1
- --once 1
- --once-exit-delay-ms 200
- --btc-sats 250000 (0.0025 BTC)
- --usdt-amount 25000000 (25 USDT at 6 decimals)
- --max-platform-fee-bps 200
- --max-trade-fee-bps 500
- --max-total-fee-bps 700
- --min-solana-refund-window-sec 14400 (4h)
- --max-solana-refund-window-sec 259200 (72h)
- --timeout-sec 90

All taker strategies default to:

--rfq-channel 0000intercomswapbtcusdt_test (if not provided)

Recovery (`swaprecover`)

swaprecover provides a deterministic recovery path using the local receipts DB.

Global Flags

Flag	Meaning
`--receipts-db <path>`	Receipts DB (SQLite; should live under `onchain/`)

Commands

Command	What it does	Flags
`list`	List trades in receipts	Optional: `--limit <n>`
`show`	Show one trade	One of: `--trade-id <id>`, `--payment-hash <hex32>`
`claim`	Claim Solana escrow if LN was paid but agent crashed	One of: `--trade-id <id>`, `--payment-hash <hex32>`; required: `--solana-rpc-url <csv>`, `--solana-keypair <path>`
`refund`	Refund Solana escrow after timeout	One of: `--trade-id <id>`, `--payment-hash <hex32>`; required: `--solana-rpc-url <csv>`, `--solana-keypair <path>`

Solana Wallet Tooling (`solctl`)

Global Flags

Flag	Meaning
`--rpc-url <url[,url2,...]>`	RPC pool (default `http://127.0.0.1:8899`)
`--commitment <processed/confirmed/finalized>`	Commitment (default `confirmed`)

Commands

Command	What it does	Flags
`keygen`	Create a keypair	`--out <path>`; optional: `--seed-hex <hex32>`, `--force 0/1`
`address`	Print pubkey	`--keypair <path>`
`balance`	SOL balance	`--keypair <path>`
`airdrop`	Devnet/testnet airdrop	`--keypair <path> --sol <n>`
`transfer-sol`	Send SOL	`--keypair <path> --to <pubkey> --sol <n>`
`mint-create`	Create a test mint	`--keypair <path> --decimals <n>`; optional: `--out <path>`
`mint-info`	Inspect mint	`--mint <pubkey>`
`token-ata`	Print or create ATA	`--keypair <path> --mint <pubkey>`; optional: `--owner <pubkey>`, `--create 0/1`
`token-balance`	SPL token balance	`--keypair <path> --mint <pubkey>`; optional: `--owner <pubkey>`
`token-transfer`	Transfer SPL tokens	`--keypair <path> --mint <pubkey> --to <pubkey> --amount <u64>`; optional: `--create-ata 0/1`
`mint-to`	Mint test tokens	`--keypair <path> --mint <pubkey> --to <pubkey> --amount <u64>`; optional: `--create-ata 0/1`
`inventory`	Print balances across mints	`--keypair <path>`; optional: `--mints <csvPubkeys>`

Solana Escrow Program Tooling (`escrowctl`)

Global Flags

Flag	Meaning
`--solana-rpc-url <url[,url2,...]>`	RPC pool (default `http://127.0.0.1:8899`)
`--commitment <processed/confirmed/finalized>`	Commitment (default `confirmed`)
`--program-id <base58>`	Override program id (default is the shared program id compiled into the client)
`--solana-cu-limit <units>`	Optional compute unit limit
`--solana-cu-price <microLamports>`	Optional priority fee
`--solana-keypair <path>`	Required for signing commands (`config-init`, `config-set`, withdrawals, trade config init/set)

Commands

Command	What it does	Flags
`config-get`	Read platform config	none
`config-init`	Initialize platform fee config (fixed `10` bps / 0.1%)	optional: `--fee-collector <pubkey>`, `--simulate 0/1`, `--fee-bps 10`
`config-set`	Update platform fee collector (fee stays fixed at `10` bps / 0.1%)	optional: `--fee-collector <pubkey>`, `--simulate 0/1`, `--fee-bps 10`
`fees-balance`	Platform fee vault balance	`--mint <pubkey>`
`fees-withdraw`	Withdraw platform fees	`--mint <pubkey>`; optional: `--amount <u64>`, `--create-ata 0/1`, `--simulate 0/1`
`trade-config-get`	Read trade fee config	`--fee-collector <pubkey>`
`trade-config-init`	Initialize trade fee config (default `10` bps / 0.1% when omitted)	optional: `--fee-bps <n>`, `--fee-collector <pubkey>`, `--simulate 0/1`
`trade-config-set`	Update trade fee config (default `10` bps / 0.1% when omitted)	optional: `--fee-bps <n>`, `--fee-collector <pubkey>`, `--simulate 0/1`
`trade-fees-balance`	Trade fee vault balance	`--fee-collector <pubkey> --mint <pubkey>`
`trade-fees-withdraw`	Withdraw trade fees (for the signer fee collector)	`--mint <pubkey>`; optional: `--amount <u64>`, `--create-ata 0/1`, `--simulate 0/1`
`escrow-get`	Inspect escrow state	`--payment-hash <hex32>`

Solana Program Build/Deploy (`solprogctl`) (Maintainers Only)

Commands

Command	What it does	Flags
`id`	Print the program id used by the codebase	none
`build`	Build the SBF program	none (requires Rust + Solana CLI toolchain)
`deploy`	Deploy/upgrade the program	Required: `--rpc-url <url> --payer <keypair.json> --program-keypair <keypair.json>`; optional: `--upgrade-authority <keypair.json>`, `--so <path>`, `--dry-run 0/1`
`keypair-pubkey`	Print a program pubkey from a keypair file	`--program-keypair <keypair.json>`

Lightning Operator Tooling (`lnctl`)

Global Flags

Flag	Meaning
`--impl <cln/lnd>`	Implementation (default `cln`)
`--backend <cli/docker>`	Backend (default `cli`)
`--network <bitcoin/mainnet/testnet/regtest/signet>`	Network (default `regtest`)
`--compose-file <path>`	Docker backend compose (default `dev/ln-regtest/docker-compose.yml`)
`--service <name>`	Docker service name (required for docker backend)
`--cli-bin <path>`	CLI binary override
`--lnd-rpcserver <host:port>`	LND CLI backend extra
`--lnd-tlscert <path>`	LND CLI backend extra
`--lnd-macaroon <path>`	LND CLI backend extra
`--lnd-dir <path>`	LND CLI backend extra

Commands

Command	What it does	Flags
`info`	Node info	none
`newaddr`	New on-chain address	none
`listpeers`	List connected peers (and advertised addresses)	none
`listfunds`	Wallet + channel balances	none
`balance`	Alias of listfunds wallet balance	none
`connect`	Connect to a peer	`--peer <nodeid@host:port>`
`fundchannel`	Open a channel	`--node-id <hex> --amount-sats <n>`
`closechannel`	Close a channel (returns liquidity to on-chain wallet)	`--channel-id <id>`; optional: `--force 0/1`, `--sat-per-vbyte <n>`
`invoice`	Create invoice	`--msat <amountmsat> --label <label> --desc <text>`; optional: `--expiry <sec>`
`decodepay`	Decode a BOLT11 invoice	`--bolt11 <invoice>`
`pay`	Pay invoice	`--bolt11 <invoice>`
`pay-status`	Payment status	`--payment-hash <hex32>`
`preimage-get`	Preimage lookup (for recovery)	`--payment-hash <hex32>`

Optional LND Local Lifecycle (`lndctl` / `lndpw`)

This is only for running LND from a local directory under onchain/ (not required if you use the docker deployments in dev/).

`lndctl` Commands

Command	What it does	Synopsis
`init`	Generate `lnd.conf` under `onchain/`	`init --node <name> [--network <mainnet/testnet/signet/regtest>] [--lnd-dir <path>] [--alias <str>] [--p2p-port <n>] [--rpc-port <n>] [--rest-port <n>] [--bitcoin-node <neutrino/bitcoind>] [--neutrino-peers <host:port[,..]>] [--wallet-password-file <path>]`
`start`	Start `lnd`	`start --node <name> [--network <...>] [--lnd-dir <path>] [--lnd-bin <path>]`
`stop`	Stop `lnd`	`stop --node <name> [--network <...>] [--lnd-dir <path>] [--lncli-bin <path>]`
`create-wallet`	Create wallet (interactive)	`create-wallet --node <name> [--network <...>] [--lnd-dir <path>] [--lncli-bin <path>]`
`unlock`	Unlock wallet (interactive)	`unlock --node <name> [--network <...>] [--lnd-dir <path>] [--lncli-bin <path>]`
`paths`	Print TLS/macaroon paths	`paths --node <name> [--network <...>] [--lnd-dir <path>]`

`lndpw` Helper

Function call	What it does	Parameters
`scripts/lndpw.sh <outFile>`	Writes a password file (no trailing newline)	Positional: `<outFile>` (example: `onchain/lnd/mainnet/maker/wallet.pw`)

Prompt Router (Optional)

This repo includes an optional prompt router + tool executor (promptd) that:

calls an OpenAI-compatible LLM endpoint
executes only the safe tool surface (SC-Bridge safe RPC + deterministic scripts)
writes an audit trail under onchain/
keeps swap secrets out of the model context (preimages, invites/welcomes) by using opaque secret:<id> handles

Tool Discovery + Coverage

Canonical sources (always up to date):

Tool schemas + parameters: src/prompt/tools.js
Validation + runtime behavior: src/prompt/executor.js
LLM system/tool policy: src/prompt/system.js

Tool index (complete):

Complete prompt-tool index (source of truth: src/prompt/tools.js, runtime behavior: src/prompt/executor.js).

Core

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_app_info`	Get app binding info (app_tag, Solana program id, derived app_hash).
`intercomswap_env_get`	Get local environment/config summary (LN network, Solana RPC, receipts DB path). Does not touch the network.
`intercomswap_stack_start`	Start/bootstrap the local stack (peer + SC-Bridge, LN regtest channel on docker, Solana local validator, receipts DB).
`intercomswap_stack_stop`	Stop the local stack (peer + Solana local validator + LN docker). Does not delete state.

SC-Bridge

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_sc_info`	Get peer info via SC-Bridge (safe fields only).
`intercomswap_sc_stats`	Get SC-Bridge stats.
`intercomswap_sc_price_get`	Get latest price snapshot from local price feature/oracle.
`intercomswap_sc_subscribe`	Subscribe this prompt session to sidechannel message events for specific channels.
`intercomswap_sc_wait_envelope`	Wait for the next signed swap envelope seen on subscribed sidechannels. Returns a handle to the full envelope.
`intercomswap_sc_join`	Join a sidechannel (invite/welcome optional).
`intercomswap_sc_join_many`	Join multiple sidechannels (public rendezvous style).
`intercomswap_sc_leave`	Leave a sidechannel locally (channel hygiene).
`intercomswap_sc_leave_many`	Leave multiple sidechannels locally (channel hygiene).
`intercomswap_sc_open`	Request/open a sidechannel via an entry channel (invite/welcome optional).
`intercomswap_sc_send_text`	Send a plain text message to a channel.
`intercomswap_sc_send_json`	Send a JSON message to a channel (structured payload).

Peer Lifecycle

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_peer_status`	List local peer instances started via prompt tools (reads onchain/peers).
`intercomswap_peer_start`	Start a local peer instance (detached pear run process).
`intercomswap_peer_stop`	Stop a local peer instance (by instance name).
`intercomswap_peer_restart`	Restart a local peer instance (stop then start using last config).

RFQ/Offer/Quote

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_offer_post`	Post a signed Offer announcement (swap.svc_announce) into rendezvous channels (advertise: have USDT, want BTC; prompts BTC sellers to post matching RFQs).
`intercomswap_rfq_post`	Post a signed RFQ envelope into an RFQ rendezvous channel (BTC_LN->USDT_SOL: sell BTC for USDT).
`intercomswap_quote_post`	Post a signed QUOTE envelope into an RFQ channel (references an RFQ id). Fees are read from on-chain config/trade-config (not negotiated). Provide either valid_until_unix or valid_for_sec.
`intercomswap_quote_post_from_rfq`	Maker: post a signed QUOTE that matches an RFQ envelope (no manual rfq_id/btc_sats/usdt_amount required). Fees are read from on-chain config/trade-config (not negotiated). Provide either valid_until_unix or valid_for_sec.
`intercomswap_quote_accept`	Post a signed QUOTE_ACCEPT envelope into the RFQ channel (accept a quote).
`intercomswap_swap_invite_from_accept`	Maker: generate welcome+invite and post SWAP_INVITE into the RFQ channel, based on an accepted quote.
`intercomswap_join_from_swap_invite`	Taker: join swap: channel using SWAP_INVITE envelope.

Trade Automation

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_tradeauto_status`	Get backend trade-automation worker status and memory counters.
`intercomswap_tradeauto_trace_set`	Enable/disable backend trade-automation trace emission (off by default).
`intercomswap_tradeauto_start`	Start backend multi-trade automation worker for subscribed sidechannels.
`intercomswap_tradeauto_stop`	Stop backend multi-trade automation worker.

RFQ Bots

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_rfqbot_status`	List local RFQ bot instances started via prompt tools (reads onchain/rfq-bots).
`intercomswap_rfqbot_start_maker`	Start a maker RFQ bot instance (detached background process).
`intercomswap_rfqbot_start_taker`	Start a taker RFQ bot instance (detached background process).
`intercomswap_rfqbot_stop`	Stop an RFQ bot instance (by instance name).
`intercomswap_rfqbot_restart`	Restart an RFQ bot instance (stop then start using last config).

Autopost

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_autopost_status`	List in-process autopost jobs started via tools (offer/rfq repost schedulers).
`intercomswap_autopost_start`	Start a periodic repost scheduler for offer_post or rfq_post.
`intercomswap_autopost_stop`	Stop an autopost job (by name).

Swap Messaging

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_terms_post`	Maker: post signed TERMS envelope inside swap:.
`intercomswap_terms_accept`	Taker: post signed ACCEPT inside swap: referencing the terms hash.
`intercomswap_swap_status_post`	Post signed STATUS envelope inside swap: (informational; used for liveness handshakes).
`intercomswap_swap_cancel_post`	Post signed CANCEL envelope inside swap: (only allowed before escrow is created).
`intercomswap_terms_accept_from_terms`	Taker: post signed ACCEPT inside swap: from a TERMS envelope (computes terms hash).

Lightning Docker/Lifecycle

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_ln_docker_ps`	Docker-only: show docker compose service status for the configured LN compose stack.
`intercomswap_ln_docker_up`	Docker-only: start LN docker services (defaults to bitcoind + configured LN service).
`intercomswap_ln_docker_down`	Docker-only: stop the LN docker compose stack.
`intercomswap_ln_regtest_init`	Docker-only (regtest): bootstrap a funded Lightning channel between the two nodes in the compose stack (mine, fund, connect, open channel).
`intercomswap_ln_unlock`	LND-only: unlock the wallet (docker backend). Uses ln.wallet_password_file from prompt setup, or an inferred file under onchain/lnd// (gitignored).

Lightning Operations

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_ln_info`	Get Lightning node info (impl/backend configured locally).
`intercomswap_ln_newaddr`	Get a new on-chain BTC address from the LN node wallet.
`intercomswap_ln_listpeers`	List connected Lightning peers (used to suggest peer URIs).
`intercomswap_ln_listfunds`	Get on-chain + channel balances.
`intercomswap_ln_listchannels`	List Lightning channels with peer/state/balance details (for channel management).
`intercomswap_ln_closechannel`	Close a Lightning channel (cooperative by default) to return liquidity to on-chain BTC.
`intercomswap_ln_withdraw`	Send on-chain BTC from the LN node wallet to a BTC address.
`intercomswap_ln_connect`	Connect to a Lightning peer (nodeid@host:port).
`intercomswap_ln_peer_probe`	Probe a Lightning peer (TCP reachability + LN connect state). Optionally attempts reconnect.
`intercomswap_ln_fundchannel`	Open a public Lightning channel to a peer.
`intercomswap_ln_splice`	Splice a Lightning channel in/out (CLN experimental splicing only). Use positive sats to add liquidity and negative sats to remove liquidity.
`intercomswap_ln_invoice_create`	Create a standard BOLT11 invoice (no hodl invoices).
`intercomswap_ln_decodepay`	Decode a BOLT11 invoice offline.
`intercomswap_ln_pay`	Pay a BOLT11 invoice.
`intercomswap_ln_rebalance_selfpay`	Best-effort inbound rebalance: create an invoice on this node and pay it from this same node. Works best with LND using allow_self_payment; routing outcome depends on available channels/routes.
`intercomswap_ln_pay_status`	Query payment status by payment_hash.
`intercomswap_ln_preimage_get`	Get a payment preimage by payment_hash (for recovery).

Swap Settlement Helpers

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_swap_ln_invoice_create_and_post`	Maker: create an LN invoice and post LN_INVOICE into swap:.
`intercomswap_swap_sol_escrow_init_and_post`	Maker: init Solana escrow and post SOL_ESCROW_CREATED into swap:. Requires taker to post ln_route_precheck_ok (swap.status) after LN invoice is posted. Fees are read from on-chain config/trade-config (not negotiated).
`intercomswap_swap_verify_pre_pay`	Taker: verify (terms + LN invoice + Sol escrow) and validate the escrow exists on-chain before paying. Also enforces safety margins: rejects if the invoice expires too soon (<60s) or the escrow refund_after is too soon (<10min).
`intercomswap_swap_ln_route_precheck_from_terms_invoice`	Taker: decode invoice and run LN route/liquidity precheck from signed TERMS + LN_INVOICE before maker escrow is created.
`intercomswap_swap_ln_pay_and_post`	Taker: pay the LN invoice and post LN_PAID into swap:.
`intercomswap_swap_ln_pay_and_post_from_invoice`	Taker: pay an LN invoice from an LN_INVOICE envelope and post LN_PAID into swap: (no manual bolt11/payment_hash copying).
`intercomswap_swap_ln_pay_and_post_verified`	Taker: verify (terms + invoice + escrow on-chain), then pay the LN invoice and post LN_PAID into swap:. Enforces the same safety margins as verify_pre_pay (invoice expiry + refund_after).
`intercomswap_swap_sol_claim_and_post`	Taker: claim Solana escrow and post SOL_CLAIMED into swap:.

Solana Operations

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_sol_local_status`	Local-only: show whether a solana-test-validator RPC is listening on the configured localhost port (and whether it was started by this repo).
`intercomswap_sol_local_start`	Local-only: start solana-test-validator with the escrow program loaded (writes ledger/logs under onchain/).
`intercomswap_sol_local_stop`	Local-only: stop the managed solana-test-validator process.
`intercomswap_sol_signer_pubkey`	Get the configured Solana signer pubkey for this promptd instance.
`intercomswap_sol_keygen`	Generate a new Solana keypair JSON file under onchain/ (gitignored).
`intercomswap_sol_keypair_pubkey`	Get the pubkey for a Solana keypair JSON file (path must be under onchain/).
`intercomswap_sol_airdrop`	Request an airdrop (local validator/test only; mainnet will fail).
`intercomswap_sol_transfer_sol`	Transfer SOL from the configured signer to a recipient pubkey.
`intercomswap_sol_token_transfer`	Transfer an SPL token (ATA->ATA) from the signer to a recipient owner pubkey.
`intercomswap_sol_mint_create`	Create a new SPL mint where the signer is mint+freeze authority (test/dev convenience).
`intercomswap_sol_mint_to`	Mint SPL tokens from a signer-controlled mint to a recipient owner pubkey (test/dev convenience).
`intercomswap_sol_balance`	Get SOL balance for a pubkey.
`intercomswap_sol_token_balance`	Get SPL token balance for a (owner,mint) pair (ATA).
`intercomswap_sol_escrow_get`	Fetch escrow state by payment_hash (and mint).
`intercomswap_sol_escrow_init`	Initialize an escrow locked to LN payment_hash. Fees are read from on-chain config/trade-config (not negotiated).
`intercomswap_sol_escrow_claim`	Claim escrow by submitting LN preimage (recipient signature required).
`intercomswap_sol_escrow_refund`	Refund escrow after timeout (refund signature required).
`intercomswap_sol_config_get`	Get program fee config (platform config PDA).
`intercomswap_sol_config_set`	Set program fee config (admin authority required; platform fee is fixed at 10 bps).
`intercomswap_sol_fees_withdraw`	Withdraw accrued platform fees from fee vault (admin authority required).
`intercomswap_sol_trade_config_get`	Get trade fee config (per fee_collector).
`intercomswap_sol_trade_config_set`	Init/set trade fee config (fee_collector authority required; defaults to 10 bps when omitted).
`intercomswap_sol_trade_fees_withdraw`	Withdraw accrued trade fees for the configured fee_collector.

Receipts/Recovery

Tool	Description
`intercomswap_receipts_list`	List local trade receipts (sqlite).
`intercomswap_receipts_show`	Show a local receipt by trade_id.
`intercomswap_receipts_list_open_claims`	List trades that look claimable (state=ln_paid and preimage present).
`intercomswap_receipts_list_open_refunds`	List trades that look refundable (state=escrow and refund_after <= now). Uses local receipt data only.
`intercomswap_swaprecover_claim`	Recover: claim a stuck Solana escrow using local receipts + signer.
`intercomswap_swaprecover_refund`	Recover: refund an expired Solana escrow using local receipts + signer.

Total tools documented: 102.

When function signatures change:

Update this README command/tool references.
Update SKILL.md guidance.
Keep src/prompt/tools.js and src/prompt/executor.js in sync (schema vs execution).

Setup (JSON, Gitignored)

All prompt configuration lives in a local JSON file (recommended path: onchain/prompt/setup.json), which is gitignored by default.
No environment variables are required for promptd configuration.

Generate a template:

./scripts/promptd.sh --print-template > onchain/prompt/setup.json

Edit onchain/prompt/setup.json:

llm.base_url: your OpenAI-compatible REST API base (typically ends with /v1)
llm.model: model id to use
llm.api_key: optional (use "" if not required)
llm.call_style: openai or functiongemma
- if omitted, promptd auto-detects functiongemma when llm.model contains functiongemma; otherwise openai
llm.prompt_profile:
- default (full IntercomSwap system/tool policy)
- functiongemma_minimal (lean prompt intended for FunctionGemma-style tool callers)
llm.tool_schema_profile:
- full (entire tool schemas)
- compact (default for openai; reduced schema verbosity)
- minimal (default for functiongemma; required fields only)
- names_only (tool names + empty parameter schema; smallest payload)
legacy: llm.tools_compact (default true): maps to tool_schema_profile=compact (or full when set to false) if llm.tool_schema_profile is not set.
- llm.tools_compact_keep_tool_descriptions (default true)
- llm.tools_compact_keep_schema_descriptions (default false)
llm.tools_select_pass (default false): optional two-pass prompting (select tool names first, then run tool-calling with only those tools).
- llm.tools_select_max_tools (default 16)
FunctionGemma tip: do not force OpenAI response_format JSON mode unless you specifically need it.
FunctionGemma runtime profile (recommended explicit config):
- llm.call_style: "functiongemma"
- llm.prompt_profile: "functiongemma_minimal"
- llm.tool_schema_profile: "minimal"
- omit llm.response_format unless required by your backend
peer.keypair: path to the peer wallet keypair file (usually stores/<store>/db/keypair.json) so tools can sign sidechannel envelopes locally
optional sampling params: max_tokens, temperature, top_p, top_k, min_p, repetition_penalty
sc_bridge.token or sc_bridge.token_file
receipts.db (optional, for intercomswap_receipts_* tools)
ln.*, solana.* (optional, depending on which tools you want enabled)
trade automation bootstrap (optional, defaults shown):
- server.tradeauto_autostart (default true): backend trade worker starts automatically on promptd startup.
- server.tradeauto_channels (default ["0000intercomswapbtcusdt","0000intercom"]).
- server.tradeauto_trace_enabled (default false): trace is off by default.
- server.tradeauto_autostart_retry_ms (default 5000), server.tradeauto_autostart_max_attempts (default 24).

Start the service:

./scripts/promptd.sh --config onchain/prompt/setup.json

Optional server hardening (recommended if you expose promptd beyond localhost, e.g. via ngrok):

server.auth_token: requires Authorization: Bearer <token> on all /v1/* endpoints
server.tls: serve HTTPS instead of HTTP (provide key + cert paths under onchain/)

Run prompts:

./scripts/promptctl.sh --prompt "Show SC-Bridge info"
./scripts/promptctl.sh --auto-approve 1 --prompt "Post an RFQ in 0000intercomswapbtcusdt"

If server.auth_token is set, add --auth-token:

./scripts/promptctl.sh --auth-token "<token>" --prompt "Show SC-Bridge info"

Secret Handles (No Leaks To The Model)

Some tool outputs are sensitive (LN preimages, swap invites/welcomes). promptd will replace these values with secret:<id> handles before sending tool results back to the model. Later tool calls can pass those handles back, and the executor will resolve them server-side.

Streaming Endpoints (For UI)

promptd also exposes NDJSON streaming endpoints for memory-safe UIs:

POST /v1/run/stream (stream prompt execution events)
GET /v1/sc/stream (stream sidechannel events received via SC-Bridge)

Collin UI (Local Control Center)

This repo includes Collin, a local-first control center UI (prompting is only one part of it).

Source: ui/collin/
Served by: promptd (same origin as /v1/*, no CORS issues)
UI feeds are virtualized and use backscroll paging to keep the DOM/memory stable.

Important: Collin’s live sidechannel stream (/v1/sc/stream) requires a running peer with SC-Bridge enabled. Start a peer first (or start it from Collin via the peer_* tools once promptd is running).

Collin also enforces a hard STACK READY gate for trade tools (RFQ/Offer/Bots/Swap protocol):

peer + SC-Bridge running
sc/stream connected
Lightning has at least one channel
Solana signer + program config reachable
receipts DB configured (for recovery)

For docker regtest, Collin includes a one-click Lightning bootstrap (intercomswap_ln_regtest_init) that mines, funds both LN nodes, and opens a channel.

Current Collin wallet/trading guardrails:

Sell USDT / Sell BTC line editors show live wallet snapshots (LN liquidity, USDT atomic balance, SOL lamports).
Posting is blocked when balances/liquidity are insufficient:
- LN route buffer included for BTC send checks.
- USDT requirement includes fee-cap headroom.
- SOL tx-fee buffer required for claim/refund/transfer paths.
Channel Manager defaults to ACINQ on mainnet (reduces isolated topology NO_ROUTE incidents).
- Manual peer URI selection is available under an Advanced expander.
- Quick peer URI suggestions come from intercomswap_ln_listpeers.
Autopost bots stop automatically on insufficient-funds/liquidity errors (and stop on expiry/fill as before).
Trade automation now runs server-side (backend worker via intercomswap_tradeauto_*), not in browser state. Collin no longer owns client-side settlement loops.
Collin sidechannel stream processing deduplicates repeated SC events (including reconnect backlog duplicates) before inserting into the local event store to keep browser CPU/load bounded.
- dedupe uses signed envelope identity first (not seq-first), so re-sent identical envelopes with fresh seq values are dropped.
- UI stream rendering is batched (instead of per-event re-render) and dedupe-map pruning runs periodically (instead of per-event full scans) to prevent browser lockups during high-volume replay windows.
Collin keeps invite-only swap:* trade channels separate from rendezvous settings:
- trade channels can be auto-watched for stream visibility after join/invite,
- but they are never promoted into the global rendezvous channel configuration used for stack start or Offer/RFQ broadcast.
If backend trace shows stopped, start/stop it directly in Collin Overview (Trade Automation Trace) or call intercomswap_tradeauto_start / intercomswap_tradeauto_stop.

Examples:

# Background peer (recommended; doesn’t require keeping a terminal open)
scripts/peermgr.sh start --name swap-maker-peer --store swap-maker --sc-port 49222 --sidechannels 0000intercomswapbtcusdt

# Foreground peer (dev convenience)
scripts/run-swap-maker.sh swap-maker 49222 0000intercomswapbtcusdt

Build the UI:

cd ui/collin
npm install
npm run build

Run the UI (via promptd):

./scripts/promptd.sh --config onchain/prompt/setup.json

Open:

http://127.0.0.1:9333/

Dev mode (HMR) with a built-in proxy for /v1 and /healthz:

cd ui/collin
npm run dev

Test vs Mainnet (Run As Separate Instances)

Do not “toggle” one running instance between test and mainnet. Run two separate instances so you never mix:

peer stores / keys
promptd ports (also isolates Collin’s browser DB by origin)
SC‑Bridge ports + tokens
receipts sqlite DBs (receipts.db)
prompt audit logs (server.audit_dir)

Recommended conventions:

Test rendezvous channel: 0000intercomswapbtcusdt_test
Mainnet rendezvous channel: 0000intercomswapbtcusdt

Example promptd configs (all under onchain/ so they are gitignored):

Test: onchain/prompt/test/setup.json
- server.port: 9333
- receipts.db: onchain/receipts/test/swap-maker.sqlite
- server.audit_dir: onchain/prompt/audit-test
- ln.network: regtest (or signet)
- solana.rpc_url: local validator / devnet
Mainnet: onchain/prompt/mainnet/setup.json
- server.port: 9334
- receipts.db: onchain/receipts/mainnet/swap-maker.sqlite
- server.audit_dir: onchain/prompt/audit-mainnet
- ln.network: bitcoin
- solana.rpc_url: mainnet RPC(s)

Collin shows an ENV indicator (TEST/MAINNET/MIXED) from intercomswap_env_get and displays the active receipts.db path so you can sanity-check before moving funds.

Tests (Mandatory)

Run all tests after changes:

npm test
npm run test:e2e

Secrets + Repo Hygiene

onchain/ contains local wallets, node data, tokens, and other secrets/runtime state and must never be committed.
progress.md is a local handoff log and is gitignored.

Authenticated API Endpoints (Bearer/API Tokens)

Some price/RPC/API providers require auth headers (for example Authorization: Bearer ...).

This repo supports URL-prefix based header injection via one of:

HTTP_HEADERS_JSON (JSON string)
HTTP_HEADERS_FILE (path to JSON file)
onchain/http/headers.json (default, if present; gitignored)

Example onchain/http/headers.json:

{
  "rules": [
    {
      "match": "https://rpc.example.com/",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" }
    }
  ]
}

Matching rules:

match is a simple string prefix (or * for all URLs).
If multiple rules match, longer prefixes override shorter ones.

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Architecture (High-Level)

What Intercom Is

Table Of Contents

Run Strategy Matrix

Install And Operate From SKILL.md

Recommended Models (For Install/Upgrades)

How To Use SKILL.md With An Agent

Conceptual Flow (BTC(LN) <> USDT(Solana))

External APIs / RPCs (Defaults)

Command Surface (Scripts = "Function Calls")

Script Index

Start Intercom Peers (run-swap-*)

Peer Lifecycle Supervisor (peermgr)

Commands

SC-Bridge Control (swapctl)

Connection

Token Convenience Wrapper (Recommended)

Command Reference

Introspection

Sidechannel I/O

Service Presence (Directory Beacon)

Welcome/Invite Helpers (Owner-Signed)

Swap Message Helpers (Signed Envelopes)

Verification

RFQ Bots (rfq-maker / rfq-taker)

Wrappers

Bot Lifecycle (No Peer Downtime)

rfq-maker Flags (scripts/rfq-maker.mjs)

General

Pricing Policy

Swap Execution (--run-swap 1)

Solana

Lightning

LND CLI Backend Extras (Only if --ln-impl lnd --ln-backend cli)

rfq-taker Flags (scripts/rfq-taker.mjs)

General

Pricing Policy

Swap Execution (--run-swap 1)

Solana

Lightning

LND CLI Backend Extras (Only if --ln-impl lnd --ln-backend cli)

TracSWAP (Preconfigured RFQ Strategies)

Common requirements

Maker strategies

Taker strategies

Recovery (swaprecover)

Global Flags

Commands

Solana Wallet Tooling (solctl)

Global Flags

Commands

Solana Escrow Program Tooling (escrowctl)

Global Flags

Commands

Solana Program Build/Deploy (solprogctl) (Maintainers Only)

Commands

Lightning Operator Tooling (lnctl)

Global Flags

Commands

Optional LND Local Lifecycle (lndctl / lndpw)

lndctl Commands

lndpw Helper

Prompt Router (Optional)

Tool Discovery + Coverage

Core

SC-Bridge

Peer Lifecycle

RFQ/Offer/Quote

Trade Automation

RFQ Bots

Autopost

Swap Messaging

Lightning Docker/Lifecycle

Lightning Operations

Swap Settlement Helpers

Install And Operate From `SKILL.md`

How To Use `SKILL.md` With An Agent

Start Intercom Peers (`run-swap-*`)

Peer Lifecycle Supervisor (`peermgr`)

SC-Bridge Control (`swapctl`)

RFQ Bots (`rfq-maker` / `rfq-taker`)

`rfq-maker` Flags (`scripts/rfq-maker.mjs`)

Swap Execution (`--run-swap 1`)

LND CLI Backend Extras (Only if `--ln-impl lnd --ln-backend cli`)

`rfq-taker` Flags (`scripts/rfq-taker.mjs`)

Swap Execution (`--run-swap 1`)

LND CLI Backend Extras (Only if `--ln-impl lnd --ln-backend cli`)

Recovery (`swaprecover`)

Solana Wallet Tooling (`solctl`)

Solana Escrow Program Tooling (`escrowctl`)

Solana Program Build/Deploy (`solprogctl`) (Maintainers Only)

Lightning Operator Tooling (`lnctl`)

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`lndctl` Commands

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