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The signer package is responsible for PKP (Programmable Key Pair) management, signing operations, and policy enforcement in the Lit Protocol Agent Wallet system. It provides two main roles: Admin and Delegatee.

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@lit-protocol/aw-signer

The signer package is responsible for PKP (Programmable Key Pair) management, signing operations, and policy enforcement in the Lit Protocol Agent Wallet system. It provides two main roles: Admin and Delegatee.

Installation

pnpm add @lit-protocol/aw-signer

Core Features

  • PKP Management: Mint and manage PKPs
  • Policy Enforcement: Define and enforce tool execution policies
  • Delegatee Management: Add and remove delegatees
  • Tool Execution: Execute tools within policy constraints
  • Network Support: Support for multiple Lit networks (datil-dev, datil-test, datil)

Execution Flow

Execution Flow

Usage

As an Admin

The Admin role is responsible for managing PKPs, delegatees, and policies:

import { Admin } from '@lit-protocol/aw-signer';
import { AUTH_METHOD_SCOPE } from '@lit-protocol/constants';

// Initialize Admin
const admin = await Admin.create(
  {
    type: 'eoa',
    privateKey: 'your-private-key'
  },
  {
    litNetwork: 'datil-dev'
  }
);

// PKP info is available in admin.pkpInfo
const pkpTokenId = admin.pkpInfo.tokenId;

// Add a delegatee
await admin.addDelegatee('delegatee-address');

// Permit a tool
await admin.permitTool({
    ipfsCid: 'tool-ipfs-cid',
    signingScopes: [AUTH_METHOD_SCOPE.SignAnything] // optional
});

// Set tool policy
await admin.setToolPolicy(
  pkpTokenId,
  'tool-ipfs-cid',
  policyData,
  'v1'
);

// Get registered tools (no pkpTokenId needed for Admin)
const {
  toolsWithPolicies,
  toolsWithoutPolicies,
  toolsUnknownWithPolicies,
  toolsUnknownWithoutPolicies
} = await admin.getRegisteredToolsForPkp();

As a Delegatee

The Delegatee role executes tools within the constraints set by the Admin:

import { Delegatee } from '@lit-protocol/aw-signer';

// Initialize Delegatee
const delegatee = await Delegatee.create(
  'your-private-key',
  {
    litNetwork: 'datil-dev'
  }
);

// Get delegated PKPs
const pkps = await delegatee.getDelegatedPkps();
const pkpTokenId = pkps[0].tokenId; // example using first PKP

// Get available tools for a specific PKP
const {
  toolsWithPolicies,
  toolsWithoutPolicies,
  toolsUnknownWithPolicies,
  toolsUnknownWithoutPolicies
} = await delegatee.getRegisteredToolsForPkp(pkpTokenId);

// Select a tool (in this example, we'll use the first tool with a policy)
const selectedTool = toolsWithPolicies[0];

// Check tool policy if available
if (selectedTool) {
  const policy = await delegatee.getToolPolicy(pkpTokenId, selectedTool.ipfsCid);
  const decodedPolicy = selectedTool.policy.decode(policy.policy);
  console.log('Tool Policy:', decodedPolicy);
}

// Execute a tool
await delegatee.executeTool({
  ipfsId: selectedTool.ipfsCid,
  jsParams: {
    params: {
      // Tool-specific parameters
      // For example, for ERC20 transfer:
      // tokenAddress: '0x...',
      // recipientAddress: '0x...',
      // amount: '1000000000000000000'
    },
  }
});

Intent-Based Tool Selection

The Delegatee can also select tools based on natural language intents:

// Get a tool based on intent
const { tool, params } = await delegatee.getToolViaIntent(
  pkpTokenId,
  'Transfer 1 ETH to 0x123...',
  intentMatcher
);

// Check tool policy if available
const policy = await delegatee.getToolPolicy(pkpTokenId, tool.ipfsCid);
if (policy) {
  const decodedPolicy = tool.policy.decode(policy.policy);
  console.log('Tool Policy:', decodedPolicy);
}

// Execute the selected tool
await delegatee.executeTool({
  ipfsId: tool.ipfsCid,
  jsParams: {
    params, // Parameters are already formatted by getToolViaIntent
  }
});

Configuration

Admin Configuration

interface AdminConfig {
  type: 'eoa';                  // Currently only EOA is supported
  privateKey?: string;          // Admin's private key
}

interface AgentConfig {
  litNetwork?: LitNetwork;      // 'datil-dev' | 'datil-test' | 'datil'
  debug?: boolean;              // Enable debug logging
}

// Usage:
const admin = await Admin.create(
  { type: 'eoa', privateKey: 'your-private-key' },
  { litNetwork: 'datil-dev', debug: false }
);

Delegatee Configuration

// The Delegatee.create method takes:
// 1. An optional private key string
// 2. An AgentConfig object
const delegatee = await Delegatee.create(
  'your-private-key',
  { litNetwork: 'datil-dev', debug: false }
);

Tool Policies

Policies define constraints for tool execution:

// Example ERC20 Transfer Policy
interface ERC20TransferPolicy {
  maxAmount: string;            // Maximum transfer amount
  allowedTokens: string[];      // Allowed token addresses
  allowedRecipients: string[];  // Allowed recipient addresses
}

// Setting a policy
await admin.setToolPolicy(
  pkpTokenId,
  toolIpfsCid,
  {
    maxAmount: '1000000000000000000', // 1 ETH
    allowedTokens: ['0x...'],
    allowedRecipients: ['0x...']
  },
  'v1'
);

Error Handling

The package provides specific error types for better error handling:

import { AwSignerError, AwSignerErrorType } from '@lit-protocol/aw-signer';

try {
  await admin.permitTool({ ipfsCid });
} catch (error) {
  if (error instanceof AwSignerError) {
    switch (error.type) {
      case AwSignerErrorType.ADMIN_PERMIT_TOOL_FAILED:
        console.error('Failed to permit tool:', error.message);
        break;
      case AwSignerErrorType.ADMIN_NOT_INITIALIZED:
        console.error('Admin not initialized:', error.message);
        break;
      case AwSignerErrorType.ADMIN_MISSING_PRIVATE_KEY:
        console.error('Admin private key missing:', error.message);
        break;
      case AwSignerErrorType.ADMIN_MISSING_LIT_NETWORK:
        console.error('Lit network not specified:', error.message);
        break;
      case AwSignerErrorType.DELEGATEE_MISSING_PRIVATE_KEY:
        console.error('Delegatee private key missing:', error.message);
        break;
      case AwSignerErrorType.DELEGATEE_MISSING_LIT_NETWORK:
        console.error('Lit network not specified:', error.message);
        break;
    }
  }
}

PKP Information

PKPs (Programmable Key Pairs) are represented as:

interface PkpInfo {
  tokenId: string;              // PKP NFT token ID
  publicKey: string;            // PKP public key
  address: string;              // Ethereum address derived from public key
}

Network Configuration

The package supports three Lit networks:

  • datil-dev: Development network
  • datil-test: Testing network
  • datil: Production network

Each network has its own configuration for contract addresses and RPC URLs.

Dependencies

This package depends on:

  • @lit-protocol/aw-tool: Core tool interfaces
  • @lit-protocol/aw-tool-registry: Tool management
  • @lit-protocol/auth-helpers: Authentication utilities
  • @lit-protocol/contracts-sdk: Smart contract interactions
  • @lit-protocol/lit-node-client-nodejs: Node.js Lit client

Credential Store

The Delegatee class implements a credential store for managing tool-specific credentials:

// Get credentials for a tool
const { foundCredentials, missingCredentials } = await delegatee.getCredentials<T>(
  ['credential1', 'credential2']
);

// Set credentials for a tool
await delegatee.setCredentials<T>({
  credential1: 'value1',
  credential2: 'value2'
});

The credential store is useful for tools that require persistent configuration or authentication details.

Need Help?

  • Check out the Agent Wallet Documentation
  • Visit the Lit Protocol Documentation
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Package last updated on 18 Feb 2025

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