@paladinfi/agentkit-actions

Pre-trade composed risk gate for Coinbase AgentKit agents — OFAC SDN + GoPlus token security + Etherscan source verification + anomaly heuristics. Single x402-paid call against PaladinFi on Base.

Why this vs. AgentKit's built-in x402ActionProvider?

AgentKit ships a generic x402ActionProvider that lets your agent make HTTP-via-x402 calls to any URL. This package is different: it packages a single domain intent — "check this token's risk before swapping" — with built-in safety constants the generic transport can't enforce. Specifically, the paid path validates the server's 402 challenge against hard-coded constants (Base USDC contract, PaladinFi treasury address, $0.01 max amount, EIP-3009 only — no Permit2, ≤10-min validity window) before viem signs anything. A compromised PaladinFi server cannot redirect a signed authorization to a different recipient, asset, or chain.

If you mount AgentKit's x402ActionProvider alongside this one, note that the generic provider's make_http_request_with_x402 action can also call /v1/trust-check directly — but does not apply our pre-sign hook. Funds are still bounded by the server's declared price ($0.001), so this is not a drain vector, but the safety guarantee only holds via this package's paladin_trust_check action.

Quick start (preview mode)

npm install @paladinfi/agentkit-actions
# or pnpm add / bun add

import { AgentKit } from "@coinbase/agentkit";
import { paladinTrustActionProvider } from "@paladinfi/agentkit-actions";
import { getLangChainTools } from "@coinbase/agentkit-langchain"; // or getVercelAITools

const agentkit = await AgentKit.from({
  walletProvider, // your existing EvmWalletProvider on Base
  actionProviders: [
    paladinTrustActionProvider(), // mode: "preview" by default
    // ...your other providers
  ],
});

const tools = await getLangChainTools(agentkit);
// or: const tools = await getVercelAITools(agentkit);

The agent now has a paladin_trust_check tool. When the LLM decides to use it (e.g., before a swap action), it'll call /v1/trust-check/preview (free) and get back a recommendation.

Preview responses are sample fixtures: every factor has real: false and the recommendation is sample- prefixed (sample-allow / sample-warn / sample-block) so a screenshot cannot be cropped into a misleading "real" assessment. Paid responses return factors with real: true for successful evaluations; if any underlying source (OFAC, anomaly heuristics, or scam-intel — which wraps GoPlus + Etherscan) is temporarily unreachable, that factor is included with real: false and signal: "unreachable", contributing 0 to risk_score. If all sources are unreachable, the response returns recommendation: "warn" (fail-closed, never silent-allow). recommendation ∈ {allow, warn, block}.

Paid mode wiring

Cost: $0.001 USDC per call. Fund your AgentKit wallet provider's address with $0.10 USDC (100 calls of headroom) on Base. ETH is not required from the agent — x402 EIP-3009 settlement is gasless from the signer's perspective; the facilitator pays gas.

import { AgentKit } from "@coinbase/agentkit";
import { paladinTrustActionProvider } from "@paladinfi/agentkit-actions";

const agentkit = await AgentKit.from({
  walletProvider, // ANY EvmWalletProvider on Base mainnet (Viem, CDP, Privy, etc.)
  actionProviders: [
    paladinTrustActionProvider({ mode: "paid" }),
  ],
});

That's it. The action provider extracts a viem LocalAccount from your wallet provider via walletProvider.toSigner() automatically — no separate wiring needed. If your wallet provider is a smart-contract wallet (e.g., CdP smart wallet) without signTypedData, the call will fail with a clear error.

Pre-sign safety. Every paid call validates the server's 402 challenge against hard-coded constants (Base USDC 0x833589fC...02913, treasury 0xeA8C33d0...834b4, $0.01 amount cap, EIP-3009 only, ≤10-min validity, EIP-712 domain check). If any field deviates, the call aborts client-side before viem signs, with an error prefixed paladin-trust BLOCKED pre-sign: so operators can grep / alert. See src/x402/validate.ts.

Boot-time validation. paladinTrustActionProvider({ walletClientAccount: ... }) (the v0.0.x wiring) now THROWS — paid mode is now wired automatically through your AgentKit wallet provider. See Migration below.

Migration from v0.0.x

• Default factory call still works — paladinTrustActionProvider() continues to give you preview mode with no config changes. Mount it the same way you did in v0.0.x.
• Paid mode wiring changed. v0.0.x suggested passing walletClientAccount to the factory; v0.1.0 routes paid mode through the AgentKit wallet provider's signer automatically. Pass { mode: "paid" } and that's it. Passing walletClientAccount now THROWS with a clear migration message.
• Factory return type changed. v0.0.x returned a customActionProvider-shaped object; v0.1.0 returns a PaladinActionProvider class instance. Both implement ActionProvider so actionProviders: [paladinTrustActionProvider()] continues to work. Code that reached into the v0.0.x return value's internals will break.
• Schema simplified. chainId removed from paladin_trust_check input — provider is Base-only via supportsNetwork and the API request injects chainId: 8453 internally. v0.0.x callers passing { address, chainId: 8453 } keep working (extra field ignored).
• @coinbase/agentkit is now a peerDep, pinned exact 0.10.4. Match this in your project's deps. AgentKit's API is stabilizing; expect to bump the pin as new minors land.
• Action name unchanged. paladin_trust_check continues to register. (Internally we override getActions() to strip the class-name prefix the @CreateAction decorator unconditionally applies — surfaced name stays clean.)

What it does

Returns recommendation: allow | warn | block plus per-factor breakdown. The intended pattern: agent abstains on block, surfaces a warning on warn, proceeds on allow.

Modes

Sister package

@paladinfi/eliza-plugin-trust ships the same trust-check semantic for ElizaOS agents. Both packages share the same security architecture (hard-coded constants, pre-sign hook, scrubbed errors) and a CI drift check enforces byte-for-byte parity on the security-critical files.

Security & disclosures

• Non-custodial: PaladinFi never holds, signs, or moves user funds. Every paid trust-check is settled by the calling wallet's own EIP-3009 signature against the published USDC contract on Base.
• Pre-sign hard constants: paid mode signs only against 0x833589fCD6eDb6E08f4c7C32D4f71b54bdA02913 (Base USDC) → 0xeA8C33d018760D034384e92D1B2a7cf0338834b4 (PaladinFi treasury), max $0.01/call, EIP-3009 only.
• Sample fixture defense: preview responses are explicitly marked (_preview: true, recommendation: "sample-...", every factor real: false) so they cannot be screenshot-cropped into a misleading "real" assessment.
• Coverage caveats: GoPlus signals are a leading indicator — recently-deployed contracts may not yet be classified. Out-of-scope today: LP-lock status, deployer rug history, pump-dump/wash-trade signals.
• Chain coverage: Base (chainId 8453) only. supportsNetwork rejects all other networks.
• Library trust: x402 settlement uses @x402/fetch@2.11.0 + @x402/evm@2.11.0, Apache-2.0, maintained by the x402 Foundation.
• AgentKit alpha drift: tested against @coinbase/agentkit@0.10.4. AgentKit's API is still evolving; expect to bump the pin as new minors land.
• Vulnerability disclosure: see SECURITY.md for the disclosure path. Email dev@paladinfi.com; do not open public Issues for security findings.
• PaladinFi server version: this README documents the response contract of server v0.11.73 (current production as of 2026-05-07). The schema is field-additive (no removed fields); v0.11.73 also tightens the contract — when sources are unreachable, recommendation is now "warn" rather than "allow", so clients keying off "allow" at the prior contract should retest.

Operator

Operated by Malcontent Games LLC, doing business as PaladinFi.

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License

MIT — see LICENSE.