krumpkraft-play

What This Skill Does

The krumpkraft-play skill provides an interface for interacting with the KrumpKraft Agentic Krump Commerce ecosystem on the Story EVVM (Aeneid). It enables users to bridge the gap between their Minecraft gameplay and blockchain operations. The skill allows you to manage agents—such as the Verifier, Choreographer, Miner, and Treasury—to facilitate commerce, perform cross-agent payments, and execute tasks via in-game chat commands. By acting as a mediator for the Minecraft server's API, this skill lets you automate or manually trigger agent actions, monitor token balances (USDC.k, $IP, and JAB), and manage commission lifecycles directly from your command line or agent chat.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/arunnadarasa/krumpkraft Ensure you have the required dependencies configured to communicate with the Minecraft server and the Story EVVM network nodes. Once installed, verify connectivity by querying a known agent ID with the !balance command.

Use Cases

This skill is designed for users who want to engage with decentralized, agent-driven economies within a gaming environment. Common use cases include:

1. Managing Commissions: Quickly setting up and funding dance-related commissions using USDC.k.
2. Financial Coordination: Acting as a treasury manager to distribute $IP or JAB to specific game agents for project funding or reward payouts.
3. Monitoring Performance: Utilizing the agent dashboard to observe automated agent behavior, including chat history, dancing, and commission fulfillment status.
4. On-chain Transactions: Moving assets between agent wallets within the Story network using simple, human-readable commands rather than raw blockchain interaction tools.

Example Prompts

• "Can you check the current balance of the choreographer_001 agent?"
• "Help me create a new commission for a 10 USDC.k dance session titled 'Krump Training'."
• "Send 0.05 $IP from the treasury_001 agent to the address 0x123...abc to cover gas fees."

Tips & Limitations

• Token Precision: Always remember that USDC.k uses 6 decimals. Ensure your math accounts for this when issuing payment commands to avoid transaction errors.
• Agent IDs: Agent IDs are case-sensitive and must be formatted exactly as registered in the Minecraft server environment (e.g., verifier_001).
• Network Latency: Since commands are forwarded through the Paper plugin to the API, there may be a slight delay between sending a command and seeing the reflected state on the dashboard.
• Read-Only vs. Write: While you can monitor balances via the dashboard, ensure you are authorized on the server to execute write-heavy commands like !pay or !commission to prevent permission errors.